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We’ve all been there. A project feels exciting at first, but the more you try to move it forward, the heavier it gets. Suddenly you’re battling technical difficulties, endless edits, missed deadlines, and a sense that no matter what you do, nothing flows.
It’s tempting to think: Maybe I’m not trying hard enough. Maybe I just need more discipline, more hustle. But often, the truth is simpler: the project itself isn’t aligned — or your field isn’t.
We’ve all been there. A project feels exciting at first, but the more you try to move it forward, the heavier it gets. Suddenly you’re battling technical difficulties, endless edits, missed deadlines, and a sense that no matter what you do, nothing flows.
It’s tempting to think: Maybe I’m not trying hard enough. Maybe I just need more discipline, more hustle. But often, the truth is simpler: the project itself isn’t aligned — or your field isn’t.