I know what you mean. I’ve been there too. I’d have these big ideas in my head, but never executed on them for reasons unknown. Or I’d write some ideas down, on

I know what you mean. I’ve been there too. I’d have these big ideas in my head, but never executed on them for reasons unknown. Or I’d write some ideas down, only to procastinate on them later on. My solution had everything to do with the proverd ‘The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step’. The thing with big ideas (or wanting to learn new stuff, FTM) is that it’s kinda hard to grasp where to start. Once you break it down in simple, little steps, your big idea and the way to finish it will become much more actionable. Write down your idea, break it down in smaller chunks. The first thing after that is to know what you don’t know. Educate yourself on those, for instance with codecademy for everything related to web programming. Once you’ve mastered that, it’s much easier to see what you have to do. For your procastination issue, I recommend a time management system like the pomodoro technique.