>> How did you go from a chronic project starter to actually finishing and releasing projects? Why do you care if you finish them or not? I mean that seriously

>> How did you go from a chronic project starter to actually finishing and releasing projects? Why do you care if you finish them or not? I mean that seriously. This isn't your day job so j presume you're doing this for fun (intellectual stimulation) -once it's no longer fun, and all projects stop being fun sooner or later, then you stop and move on. If you're doing this for fun, then recognise that "completion" is not a goal, and keep doing it. If there's another motivation - perhaps you underlying motivation that prompted this message - then you need to acknowledge that and figure out what project best fits that motivation. For example if your motivation is to ship, and you are aware of that, then you won't be distracted by a new shiny thing because you can objectively see that it will hinder your goal. But be honest with the goal. If you're honest then the goal will be all the motivation you need. And if the goal is "for fun" then be honest about that, and don't feel bad for abandoned projects.