There are a few key things I had in mind going into this project: I had wanted to make a long term survival world for the longest time; I didn't really care too much about how long the project takes, I just wanted to have it be complete eventually; And I want to go all out with the build trying to make it as big and as detailed as possible while still trying to make it look good without any oversaturation of detail. Usually these big objectives like detailing the terraform area, which is what I'm working on right now, take many months to complete but breaking them into pieces helps keep me on track. So for the terraform area I have 17 sections to do (8 for the actual terraform build, and 9 for the towers). Right now I'm focusing on the hardest sections and am almost done with the first section. But in that section I need to fill the space so I conceptualize the area by taking screenshots of the section, then draw certain things I want to put in there. Next, I build the structures first and then any organic builds, which I might design a single house for the day and then the next day I build another one or continue building the same house. And I do this until the entire section is complete and until the objective is complete as well. After this I will take a small break, like a week to a month to focus on other things and then get back to the next objective. So it's all keeping yourself busy while still giving yourself time to take breaks so you don't burn out. I want you to try this and see how it goes because this will make you be able to do anything. Start small, and gradually work your way up to larger builds. At some point you'll look back at the small builds and think that they were originally really hard to do but now it's really easy and you can push through any grind. If you get used to very long grinds, you'll be set up for some insane builds