Does this sound like you? You pick a project that sounds fun to work on and solve. After two months of working on it, you got "close enough" that in your brain

Does this sound like you? You pick a project that sounds fun to work on and solve. After two months of working on it, you got "close enough" that in your brain you'd already done the work and solved the problem. You don't finish it because "implementation" is just rote, boring stuff at this point. You enjoyed the problem solving aspect and, now that you need to create documentation or finalize/polish your work, it's boring and tedious. If that sounds like you, I can empathize - that was me for a decade. It turned out, in the end, that I wasn't picking interesting enough projects - I was choosing projects that could have been resolved in two months + one month of boring work. Solution: quit screwing around on pansy projects and do something big.