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A person talks about why hobby projects are so hard to stick with: you keep getting new ideas that seem better than what you're already building. For the first time, they managed to focus on one product instead of jumping around.

A person talks about why hobby projects are so hard to stick with: you keep getting new ideas that seem better than what you're already building. For the first time, they managed to focus on one product instead of jumping around.
Focus is the toughest one, I think, of the lot, especially if you're doing it as a hobby, right? Like every— you probably experience the same thing. Like you always have new ideas that you want to try out and you always feel like, hey, this new idea would be better than the current idea. So I've struggled with focusing on one product. Like this is the first time that I've done that successfully so far.

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