I have learned to embrace it. My hobbies and motivation come in waves. When I am excited about something I do as much as I can and stop feeling guilty about not persuing other hobbies at the moment - I know their time will come.
I am diagnosed if that's important.
Why do you NEED to work on a single hobby for a long time? Once you have to force it, it's not a hobby anymore, it's work.
Feel free to rotate hobbies. If you start to get sick of one, dig out another one you haven't touched for a while.
Keep a rotating carousel of hobbies. Be frugal in your spend when getting into a new hobby. Really feel the pain of not spending before committing. I've started and abandoned so many projects. I come back to them on occasion and prod them along another few steps until I hit another brain blocker and then rotate to another shiny. The trick is to just go with the flow. You don't owe the universe your productivity. Do things to enjoy them. If you don't enjoy what you're doing, just don't do it.
Hoarding hobbies is the hobby.
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