Projecting yourself into a project takes determination, strength, perseverance, and talent. Whether it be writing, painting, learning something new, or completing a recipe with a delicious result. It takes work. The important thing is to start and finish. I’m not especially good at the finish part. I have projects I started, got discouraged, or bored, and left them unfinished. However, I’ve also completed some important ones with great success. The best thing about all of it was I wasn’t afraid to try.
The Bag Lady 
Trying is important. The projects left unfinished will be finished only if they are truly important. The start is still enough to teach us what we do and do not enjoy.
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Good thoughts!
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I like your perspective. Life itself is a project though we hate to see it that way because the word just sucks the fun out of things.
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Project seems a heavy word to carry, Cheryl. I’m rather resistant to it, lol! 😉 xoM
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What a wonderful way to think of it! Makes me feel better about all the knitting projects I have sitting around the house unfinished. 😛 Thanks for this!
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