Artisans love starting projects but burn out fast. Feras Alhlou recommends adding structure: start small, pick one co-founder, set a 90-day timeline, and time-limit your side experiments. The example of Artisan Alex shows how focus and deadlines actually work.
Start small with structure or it won't stick. Artisans are optimists and naturally love variety and movement. They start fast and chase the thrill, but they might burn out just as fast when things get repetitive. Artisans are optimists and naturally love variety and movement. Here's how Artisan Alex fixed it. He focused on one idea, chose one co-founder, and set a 90-day timeline. With that frame, everything started to click. If freedom is your fuel, you still need direction. Try things on the side, but set a time limit or you'll drift forever.
