Mastering the art of knowing when to exit from a project is a crucial skill for any creative.

Despite pouring energy and best efforts into a recent project, I realized we had drifted and were not aligned on the project’s outcome. This awareness weighed on my mind, and the result was clear: our visions weren’t in sync.

Self-doubt begins to creep in:

– Did I do enough?
– Should I stick it out to the end?
– Am I being a dick?

Perhaps the project simply isn’t the right fit for me.

Trust your gut.

If something feels off, it likely is.

Recognizing the Signs to Exit:

– Visions Don’t Align
– Politics Get in the Way
– It’s Draining Energy

Exiting with Grace:

As I decide it’s time to move on, I remember to:

– Express gratitude
– Provide constructive feedback
– Ensure a smooth handover.

I strive to handle the situation as gracefully as possible.

I am confident that more projects that align with my passion and expertise await.

Let’s connect and push the boundaries of digi-physical creation together.