Do whatever you can't stop thinking about (shime.sh)

Article summary

The article's content is not available, but the discussion suggests it advises doing what one can't stop thinking about. Commenters share their experiences with getting excited about different things, struggling to focus, and abandoning projects. Some find it helpful to work on multiple ideas, while others prefer to commit to one project for a specified period. The discussion touches on the importance of perseverance, learning from failures, and finding purpose.

Main themes

• project commitment
• idea management
• purpose and motivation
• imposter syndrome
• productivity and focus
• pursuing passions

What commenters say

• Getting excited about multiple projects can be a common experience, but it can also lead to distraction and lack of progress.
• Committing to a project for a specified period can help overcome the tendency to constantly switch between ideas.
• Having a sense of purpose and merit in a project can help sustain interest and motivation.
• Imposter syndrome and fear of not being good enough can hold people back from pursuing their ideas.
• Some people find it helpful to write down their ideas and review them later to identify patterns and connections.
• Others believe that it's essential to learn to love the mundane tasks and not just focus on things they love.
• The advice to do what one can't stop thinking about can be problematic for people who can't stop thinking about harmful or negative things.
• Finding a balance between pursuing multiple interests and focusing on one project is crucial for productivity and satisfaction.