Starting a project is so easy.

Starting is free. It costs nothing but a moment of inspiration and a flattering self-image of who you might become. Finishing costs everything starting didn't — repetition when you're bored, focus when it stops being fun, and the humility to ship something imperfect instead of polishing forever. The graveyard of unfinished projects isn't a talent problem; it's a tolerance problem. Most people simply can't sit with the dull, unglamorous middle long enough to reach the end.