Decide Whether to Abandon or Pivot a Stalled Creative Project

It has been sitting unfinished long enough that you avoid the folder. This asks three honest questions: does the thought of it pull you back or relieve you, what actually stalled it, and who cares if it ships? Then one path: abandon, pivot to a smaller version, or return with a date.

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You have a creative project that has stalled and you are not working on it. It has been sitting unfinished for [length of time]. You want a clear-headed way to decide what to do with it.
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**Run a three-question diagnosis:**
1. Energy: when you think about this project, do you feel a pull back toward it or relief at the thought of letting it go?
2. Blockers: is it stalled because of an unsolved creative problem, a missing resource, or a loss of belief in the idea?
3. Stakes: does anyone else depend on this being finished, or is the only person affected you?

**Then choose one of three paths:**
- Abandon: name what you would keep from it and what you are releasing
- Pivot: define the simplest version that you could actually finish and whether that version is still worth finishing
- Return: set a specific date and a first action that gets you back into it
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- Three-question answers: one sentence each
- Chosen path: one sentence
- Path action: one specific next step
- Length: 150 to 250 words
- Tone: direct and honest
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