i used to have such a hard time finishing projects like drawings so i eventually wouldnt start things - i still do this occasionally and my oil paints can attest to that as theyve never been touched  three things really helped me one being getting medication its really changed my life in the past year and would have made the past five way easier  the second thing being going back to school over the last five years i got my degree in robotics engineering while this was a struggle some times paying for and really wanting to get this degree helped me build the drive to get things done - especially homework since it was my time and money on the line the work and projects that came with it taught me how to prioritize and finish things even if they werent perfect  the third was finishing things even if they werent perfect i realized that some times good enough is good enough you dont need to keep spending hours and hours honing and obsessing over specific details to the point that you dont complete it just get it done because nothing is ever perfect or complete simply finished  any beautiful thing someone created has so many flaws in it that the creator hates and would fix given the time you just have to move on  are these things easy no none of them are  neil degrasse tyson once told me personally that nothing worth doing is going to be easy hes right because if it was everyone would do them  so give yourself a simple project like clean the counter tops and give yourself half an hour when the time is up your project is done approach everything you can like this for a month youll build the skills to prioritize plan and walk away from things when theyre good enough and remember  good enough is good enough