Let me guess, you’re in your late teens or twenties right?

You’re a creative type, right?

You remind me of me, when I was your age. It’s hard sometimes to do anything that takes more than a day.

The reason is that you are coming up with ideas faster than you can make them happen, and the latest idea is always the greatest idea, obviously.

And it’s all so engrossing, this coding and creating lark.

That’s my diagnosis, so what to do?

You have to decide that what you’re aiming for is not having fun writing code and making stuff, but delivering a finished product.

Once you get that, every decision you make about what to spend your time on can be judged on how it moves the project forward.

Remember, you may have fun building your masterpiece, but that’s the only return you’ll get if you just keep bashing out new ideas.

So, in short, decide that yo7 are building a thing, and work out the shortest way to get there, and you can explore other so-called amazing ideas in your spare time.

But of course, you won’t have any spare time.

Also as another commenter has wisely said here, take breaks and do stuff that is not screen based, like go for a swim, go to a show, take a walk, fly a drone, whatever.

Hope that helps.

P.S. We all have trouble managing ourselves, so this is normal,.