You have two projects you would like to begin. Each sounds worthwhile, and deciding feels like denying the value of the other. You keep preparing both, so neither receives enough attention to reach a useful stage.
Compare them using your current circumstances. Look at the time required, any genuine deadline and the resources already available. Ask which result you would most like to have at the end of the next few weeks.
Give the waiting plan a clear place
Choose one to begin and record what would bring the other back for consideration. That might be completion of the first stage or a date after a busy period. Keep its basic notes without continuing to develop it every evening.
After working on the chosen plan, review the experience before automatically starting the second. Your interests or capacity may have changed. The earlier option can remain worthwhile without becoming an obligation, and the choice you make now can be based on what fits this period of your life.
