I just saw a simple differentiation between daydreaming (creative/analytic) and detailed planning and execution (productive). Seen that way you'd need to take

I just saw a simple differentiation between daydreaming (creative/analytic) and detailed planning and execution (productive). Seen that way you'd need to take care to not fall back into that creative-only daydream mode when you actually need/want to be productive. So you would need to steadily remind you to actually continue with concrete execution planning instead of mentally optimizing models (which of course itself is - and feels - productive and maybe even more important/urgent, but not in the ouput-oriented way you'd like/need to achieve in that actual production task). Not sure if it actually helps, but besides that perfectionism and "just do it" issue/solution pair it might be a useful perspective and concrete criterion to keep one focused on the task of finishing. I'll try to include it in the repertoire at least.