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The project graveyard.
The course you paid for. The app with the great name. The guitar. Give the projects you won’t finish a proper send-off, with tombstones and epitaphs, and keep only what still matters. Kind, a little funny, nothing stored.
Why let go on purpose?
Every unfinished project keeps a little room in your head. Not much, but they add up, and they all whisper “you should” at the worst moments. Deciding (out loud, on purpose) that something is done frees that room for the three things that matter now.
Letting go isn’t failing. It’s choosing. If you keep starting new things, read shiny object syndrome, explained kindly, or write tomorrow’s no’s on the not-to-do list.
Quick answers
Is this sad?
It's meant to be the opposite. Unfinished projects nag quietly. Naming them and letting them go on purpose is a relief, and usually a little funny.
What happens to what I type?
Nothing is saved. The graveyard is drawn in your browser, and if you share it, the projects travel in the link itself. No account.
What if I want one back?
Tick it under “dig one back up”. Up to three can come back as your projects in Nuffo. The rest can rest.
How do I stop starting so many projects?
Keep three going at a time, and give every new idea a week before it gets your time. Most fade, the good ones stay warm. The guide to shiny object syndrome explains why it works.
Three projects at a time.
Nuffo keeps you to three projects, makes new ideas wait a week, and when you shelve one it keeps a note of where you left off. Fewer graves, more finished things. Free.
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