Thanks for the reply!

There are always specific reasons for starting a new project. Might be the thrill of just thinking up something new, might be I’m genuinly interested in achieving some kind of goal. It’s not the fact that it seems like work after a while, but I just loose interest. Maybe even to regain interest after a a few months or a year or so. It’s pretty frustrating.

I found out there are a lot of people who are like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0767920880 . But, as you say, it could be I’m still searching. You’d think that I would’ve found something by now. I’m not in my twenties anymore…

Anyway, thanks for your thoughts. I don’t mean to turn your comment section into a private consulting session. Just something you might consider writing about. Keep up the great work.

I have a few ADD/ADHD friends who complain of moving from project to project, job to job…

Here’s what I tell them.
1. It can’t be all fun and easy. Work is work – if you find what you love to do it seems less like work.
2. If you started a project 6 months ago and it’s now you aren’t doing it, what were the reasons for you starting it in the first place?

It could be you are still searching, but consider…do you avoid work that seems like work? For instance, I love running this site, but there are certain parts I outright hate with a passion. (editing mysql errors for instance.) But the long term plan is still important and exciting to me. I had a ton of REASONS for starting the blog last year and most of those reasons still influence me to continue – even when the going gets tough.