1. Setup a list of current projects

If you find yourself starting a new project over and over without completing the one before you are not alone.  It's my favorite thing to do.  I can share with you 2 ways I've just learned to keep from doing this.  I have incomplete crochet projects scattered all around my house. Maybe it's just boredom or 'out with the old in with the new' syndrome. Whatever the case I have started to see a couple of ways around this habit.  First I set up a list of recent projects to document which projects that I am working on. This way I can log my progress and stay on track to get at least one of the projects completed.

2. Visualize the finished work

Secondly, I keep looking at the picture of the final project, thus creating a visual goal to keep in mind.  More on this later.  Hope this helps.

Wonderful lighting adds an energy boost when I crochet. I was in the laundromat the other day with my crochet and I didn't want to leave there. Soon I figured out that it was the overhead lighting that made the difference. My home has poor lighting which sometimes affects my crochet work. If you live in a sunny place then you're in a good place to crochet. Also, white yarn is another boost over a deep color like red or purple. With the red yarn it's harder to see what you're doing whereas with white I see much better.