Decide Which Creative Project to Prioritise

You have several creative projects on the go and you are making slow, joyless progress on each. This scores every project on the energy it gives you, external pressure, how close it is to done, and what finishing it would mean, then points you at the one to commit to. Good for anyone spread thin and finishing nothing.

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You have multiple creative projects competing for your time and attention: {PROJECT_LIST_DESCRIPTION}. You need to decide which to focus on rather than making slow progress on everything simultaneously.
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**Work through the decision:**
1. Assess each project across four dimensions: creative energy it generates, external deadline or opportunity pressure, stage of completion (nearly done vs early stage), and strategic importance to your creative practice
2. Apply the near-completion rule: finishing something is almost always more valuable than starting something new
3. Consider your current creative state: are you in a generative phase or an editing phase? Different phases suit different types of project
4. Make a recommendation: the project to focus on for the next four to six weeks, with the key reason and what to do with the others
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- A project assessment table across the four dimensions
- A recommendation with the key reason
- A brief plan for the other projects during this period
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