How do i stop all of my previous applications from starting up when i turn my macbook pro on?

Whenever I turn on my Macbook Pro all of the applications i was using the previous session start up. It takes a good five minutes to cycle through all of the start ups and closing them down.
How do I stop this?
Thanks,
Lee

When you restart or shutdown, uncheck this option.

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