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#7 has more to it. It's a big deal. Falling off the wagon can be due to various reasons - lack of prioritization, unfamiliar tooling/technology, not knowing the
by thallavajhula 7y ago
#7 has more to it. It's a big deal. Falling off the wagon can be due to various reasons - lack of prioritization, unfamiliar tooling/technology, not knowing the value, striving for perfection, lack of iterations, and lack of context. These can more often lead to abandoning the projects altogether.
If you have time to read more about this, check out my blog post here https://iam.mt/working-on-side-projects/ https://iam.mt/working-on-side-projects/
- bbody 7y agoOP Here, I agree, there can be a lot of reasons for #7, however I think if you beat yourself up too much from straying from your designated "In Progress" ideas then it becomes work not a passion project. Some discipline is required but a day to try something for another idea in the scheme of things isn't that big of a deal.