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I consider myself very productive. But I don't care about finished projects. The key is that some get finished. I naturally let projects languish as soon as the
by vouaobrasil 2y ago
I consider myself very productive. But I don't care about finished projects. The key is that some get finished. I naturally let projects languish as soon as they lose interest for me. If I lose interest I feel that it's not worth expending effort against the current to finish it. That's perhaps why I'm terrible in a corporate setting but great as an independent. I hate routine.
- NicoJuicy 2y agoThe hard thing is staying focused on finishing things. New projects are always nice and "productive", because it's fine. It's meeting the end goal that is harder.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoPersonally, I find that meeting the end goal is easy if the project suits my personality and tastes. So my point was to discard the projects if I eventually discover that some part of the work doesn't satisfy that criteria.
- NicoJuicy 2y agoI think that mostly means, for a lot of people, working on your own projects instead of customer projects
- roshankhan28 2y agoi feel like we only lose interest in a project when we get extra perfectionist. i tried this thing a week back where i had to finish doing my task at work (Marketing). instead of making it perfect i just tried to do. just finish it. if it marked all the checks then it was good to go.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoNah, I lose interest for many reasons, more than perfectionism -- and I am very far from a perfectionist. Rather, I lose interest because: 1. Not the right format (essay versus video versus book) 2. My overall philosophy on the topic has changed and I need to restart with something new