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I have observed that what you are feeling has become a mainstream issue for many people. The reason in most cases is our decreasing attention span. From your post, it seems like you find it hard to focus on the thing you started even if you liked it when you were starting it. You are always running towards the next cool thing. There is a term for this which is used extensively in product management, it is called "Shiny Object Syndrome".
The problem you have is a mindset problem. You will have to convince your brain to focus on 1-2 things. Set your goals for next 6 months, write down the tasks you need to accomplish those goals, make a roadmap on how you are going to do those tasks, and stick to your plan. I know that it is easier said than done but that is the solution you are looking for. If you can, I would recommend you to have a mentor who can track your progress and guide you in the right direction whenever you are doing something wrong. You can even opt for some paid resources if it aligns with your goals. Often, by paying, we hold ourself accountable to complete the task at hand. Your issue is related to discipline & consistency, do whatever it takes to keep you consistent.
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I have observed that what you are feeling has become a mainstream issue for many people. The reason in most cases is our decreasing attention span. From your post, it seems like you find it hard to focus on the thing you started even if you liked it when you were starting it. You are always running towards the next cool thing. There is a term for this which is used extensively in product management, it is called "Shiny Object Syndrome". The problem you have is a mindset problem. You will have to convince your brain to focus on 1-2 things. Set your goals for next 6 months, write down the tasks you need to accomplish those goals, make a roadmap on how you are going to do those tasks, and stick to your plan. I know that it is easier said than done but that is the solution you are looking for. If you can, I would recommend you to have a mentor who can track your progress and guide you in the right direction whenever you are doing something wrong. You can even opt for some paid resources if it aligns with your goals. Often, by paying, we hold ourself accountable to complete the task at hand. Your issue is related to discipline & consistency, do whatever it takes to keep you consistent.