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Chris McClelland makes a very good point for most of us, it's the learning that's niportamt, not the finished product. Once you get to the point of getting something working, the rest can be relatively boring as you already know/understand what's necessary. It's the eureka breakthrough moments that make developing stuff so interesting.I think you alluded to that in the original post I have to see if this works .I wonder how many new projects would get started if you fully understood how they worked before embarking on them What would be the point?The crazy thing is, it usually takes a team of people to really get stuff done and the individuals involved usually don't understand (or sometimes even like) each other. Often you need someone who can come up with ideas whether good or bad, someone to just keep churning out new ideas until they accidentally come up with a gem; conversely, you'll need someone to evaluate the ideas to discard the ideas that will never work (these two people are often at loggerheads since they're almost polar opposites). Experts in any field are usually quite focussed and come across as introverted, concentrating on the problem/issue to resolve; sales execs and marketing people often appear to just be show-offs with little knowledge or understanding of what they are selling, since they concentrate on the emotional responses needed to make a sale, rather than the facts and features of the product (again, these two groups of people rarely work well together think of the engineers and marketing people in Dilbert strips).The most underrated (and annoying) member of any successful team is the finisher the one who nags everyone else to get stuff done. They don't care what's involved (geeks) or how it makes you feel (sales) nor what a great idea it is, nor how hard it was to get to where you are today. They just want the damned thing finished so they can tick the done box and move on!Don't beat yourself up over not finishing stuff.We're all individuals; maybe a better New Year Resolution would be I'm going to work with other people to help me finish some projects ..

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