I love starting new things. New projects, new businesses, new whatever. I live for that. There's just something about having a metaphorical blank slate. I have a *ton* of email addresses, and a bunch more internet domains, all because I'm kind of an internet guy, and a new domain means a new frontier.
Correspondingly I have a hard drive filled with half made apps and websites, a garage full of tools and materials and half built projects, and folders filled with half baked ideas.
You might be asking yourself why I don't finish these projects. Why there's so much unfinished.
Honestly, the first reason is because I don't like ending things. I hate when I fall in love with a good meal because I know it has to end. I love listening to a good song, but I want more verses.
But more importantly, it's not that I don't like ending things. It's that starting new things is what I do in order to figure out what is worth doing. And if that means there's detritus from those projects that failed, didn't materialize, or didn't hold my interest long enough to do, then so be it. There's so much beauty and pleasure in the empty canvas that the paint that I put down has to keep me from wanting to pick up a new one.
