Decide Between Two Creative Project Ideas Without Stalling

Both ideas are good. Both have been good for two months while you have done neither. This compares them on the four things that actually determine which gets finished: how easy it is to start, whether it will hold past the initial momentum, whether it fits your time, and what picking it says about what you actually want to make.

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You have two creative project ideas and time to pursue one. Starting neither is your current default. The ideas are {IDEA_1} and {IDEA_2}. You have {TIME_AVAILABLE} per week and {DEADLINE_OR_GOAL} (or no deadline).
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Help the person choose by assessing each idea on:
1. Activation energy: which idea is easier to start this week with what you already have?
2. Staying power: which idea is more likely to hold your interest past the first two sessions?
3. Completion likelihood: which is more likely to produce a finished piece in your available time?
4. What the choice reveals: what choosing one over the other says about what you actually want to make

Verdict: which to start now and one sentence on why to stop deciding.
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- Four numbered dimensions, each assessing both ideas
- Verdict on a new line, bold
- Length: under 300 words
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