Jan. 18, 2021
Thinking deep before starting a new project
I have a propensity to come up with new project ideas, get really excited about them – and never make them reality. That is why I have taken on a new habit: Whenever I have an idea and start getting excited, I first have to fill out my project template.
It consists of a few questions that ask about my motivation, expectations and planned time that I want to (and can)
spend on the project:
- Why do I want to do this? What sparked my interest?
- What are my expectations about upsides and downsides of the project?
- What should not happen at all if I happen to pick up the project? What would let me stop it instantly?
- How much time can I really attribute to this project (taking into account my other obligations and hobbies)
- When and how can I reevaluate whether my expectations are being met?
More often than not, after filling out the template, I will come to the conclusion that my excitement is just a temporary and that the downsides outweigh the expected upsides. As soon as I have my thoughts on paper, I can let go of the idea on my mind.
Thinking deep before starting a new project
I have a propensity to come up with new project ideas, get really excited about them – and never make them reality.
That is why I have taken on a new habit: Wwhenever I have an idea and start getting excited, I first have to fill out my project template.
It consists of a few questions that ask about my motivation, expectations and planned time that I want to (and can)
spend on the project:
- Why do I want to do this?
What sparked my interest?
- What are my expectations about the upsides and downsides of the project?
- What should not happen at all if I happen to pick up the project?
What would letmake me stop it instantly?
"Let" suggests that the project is something that you don't want to do.
- How much time can I really attribudedicate to this project (taking into account my other obligations and hobbies)?
- When and how can I reevaluate whether my expectations are being met?
More often than not, after filling out the template, I will come to the conclusion that my excitement is just a temporary and that the (expected) downsides outweigh the expected upsides.
As soon as I have my thoughts on paper, I can let go of the idea on my mind.
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That is why I have taken on a new habit: Whenever I have an idea and start getting excited, I first have to fill out my project template. That is why I have taken on a new habit: |
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It consists of a few questions that ask about my motivation, expectations and planned time that I want to (and can) It consists of a few questions that ask about my motivation, expectations and |
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- Why do I want to do this? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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What sparked my interest? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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- What are my expectations about upsides and downsides of the project? - What are my expectations about the upsides and downsides of the project? |
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- What should not happen at all if I happen to pick up the project? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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What would let me stop it instantly? What would "Let" suggests that the project is something that you don't want to do. |
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- How much time can I really attribute to this project (taking into account my other obligations and hobbies) - How much time can I really |
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- When and how can I reevaluate whether my expectations are being met? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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More often than not, after filling out the template, I will come to the conclusion that my excitement is just a temporary and that the downsides outweigh the expected upsides. More often than not, after filling out the template, I will come to the conclusion that my excitement is just |
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As soon as I have my thoughts on paper, I can let go of the idea on my mind. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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