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Sound familiar?
You've probably told yourself it's a discipline problem. Or a time problem. It's not. It's a pattern, and it has a name.
If even one of those hit, this book was written for you.
The Problem
The Curse of Almost isn't failure. It's worse. It's a life defined by a frustrating pattern of near-success. You get close to the breakthrough, then pull back. You build momentum, then stall.
Underneath it all are hidden "Competing Commitments", deeper loyalties to comfort, approval, and avoiding failure that actually sabotage your goals. The costs compound:
“High-capacity leaders rarely lack vision. They struggle with consistent execution. The Curse of Almost names the hidden patterns that stall momentum and gives you a framework to close the gap.”— Tyler Smith, CEO, Text In Church
Inside the Book
4 parts. 12 chapters. A framework that will change how you think about finishing.
Where the pattern begins and why capable people keep ending up stuck just short of the finish line.
How success, self-inflicted wounds, and delay work together to keep you locked in the cycle.
The three shifts that break the pattern, and why awareness changes everything.
What completion actually costs, what it produces, and why you can never go back.
The Framework
Your reasonable-sounding hesitations are sophisticated forms of avoidance. This shift teaches you to recognize the difference between wisdom and delay.
The breakthrough you want is on the other side of the thing you're avoiding. Choose temporary discomfort over long-term stagnation.
You were never meant to finish alone. Move beyond willpower into accountability, community, and the only sustainable engine for follow-through.
Instant delivery. No waiting. No shipping. Just the framework you need.
Get the Book — $10What Leaders Are Saying
If you lead in any field, The Curse of Almost is essential reading. It doesn't just motivate — it confronts the habits and mindsets that sabotage success.
Jason North
Vice President, Southwest Regional Conference
This is more than a motivational message — it's a wake-up call. If you're ready to finish what was placed inside you, this book will move you from potential to purpose fulfilled.
Dr. Dave Martin
Bestselling Author, 12 Traits of the Greats
Consistent completion — not inspiration — is what actually moves you forward. A powerful wake-up call that challenges you to close the gap between calling and follow-through.
Dr. David Martin, EdD
Principal, Better People, Inc.
The Curse of Almost will make you stop dressing up delay as wisdom. It invites you to prove it to yourself, one finished thing at a time.
Angelica Griggs
Dyno Nobel
By moving through discomfort instead of around it, we access capacity we didn't know we had. This book calls you out of avoidance and into alignment.
Darnyl E. Allen, CPT
Owner, The Change Zone
It felt like this book was written directly to me. It made me painfully aware of the gap between almost and completion — and gave me the clarity to start closing it.
Adam Kling
Business Owner
About the Author
Muta M. Mwenya is an entrepreneur, coach, and builder of men. For over 20 years, he has helped leaders confront the beliefs that keep them stuck and move from intention to execution.
He has served as an editor at Urban Ministries, Inc. and as Vice President of Marketing and Operations for a healthcare franchiser. He founded Relevant Church and Relevant Leadership College, and today centers his work on The C.U.R.E. Collective, a men's transformation community he founded.
The Curse of Almost came straight out of his own battle with almost. It is the book Muta needed before he could write it, and the framework that changed how he finishes.
"What you have left undone will eventually undo you."
The gap between where you are and where you're called to be isn't talent. It's follow-through. For $10, you get the framework and a reason to finally finish what you started.
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