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I am not sure I agree with this approach. New projects excite me because they're new and exciting. However, when it comes to finishing projects, I get my moti
by untestedcode 13y ago
I am not sure I agree with this approach. New projects excite me because they're new and exciting. However, when it comes to finishing projects, I get my motivation from social components that involve me telling other people about my plans.
It's very rare that I solve a problem for myself only and then never share the solution with nobody else. When I tell other people my plans, I read their faces and sort of try to mentally calculate what they would look like if they were pleased by the solution I am trying to craft. Without that end goal of trying to improve something for someone else like a friend or a customer, projects tend to have less meaning and are harder to finish.
I guess it depends on what drives you.