Someone in my constallation recently used "resolved" rather than "finished" to describe the ending point. Right now, I am finding that a more useful way of thin

Someone in my constallation recently used "resolved" rather than "finished" to describe the ending point. Right now, I am finding that a more useful way of thinking about the processes of creative works. When it is resolved, you can see identify the thing the something is. When it is resolved, the decision has been made. When it is resolved, the problem has been mitigated. Not sure if this helps you, I just know it is helping me. YMMV. Good luck.