> Why is nearing completion so demotivating? Because the bulk of the interesting work has been done, and now all that's remaining is the finicky, nitpicking ta

> Why is nearing completion so demotivating? Because the bulk of the interesting work has been done, and now all that's remaining is the finicky, nitpicking tasks that you've been putting off doing for the whole project. > though I would be happy with 1500 bucks a month I wish you the best of success, but please be prepared that you will not likely reach this goal for some time, if ever (although I hope I'm wrong). Everything else you are worried about (surpassing parents, more people becoming involved, losing creative direction etc) is putting the cart before the horse. It's far more likely that the project will fail to meet your expectations. Especially if you've been working on it for 2 years and haven't had any customers validating your work in that time. I don't mean to be a downer, but that's the reality of most projects.