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Starting what you finish...

Everyone says “Finish what you start” but I think thats backwards. I think the trick is to start things you will finish. I have spent my whole life not finishing what I start. It’s something I am somwhat ashamed of… I have countless applications, games, mobile apps and other coding projects that are in various states of “built”. I have mounds of notebooks full of ideas of business I could start. I have 20-30 notion pages of game ideas that I have spent hours researching and planning. I started writing a book, 40 pages single spaced and I stopped. I have wood shop full of wood working projects that need attention. I could keep going, between hobbies to skills to dreams, I never seem to finish the things I start. I don’t know if its a loss of interest, doubt of the ideas, lack of time or just a combination...

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