I might work on too many projects.
I have a novel and a novella in progress, editing away. I also edit on different critique sites like Critique Circle. I edit my query, and I also edit other queries so they may glance over mine. I’m trying to write more to get a small publication as well.
But that’s not including trying to have a social life or working about 35+ hours a week to pay bills off. I also job search to see what I can do. I’m in a work mode all the time.
It’s not a bad thing though because I don’t work on every project every day. (Though I get close.) I’m always trying to find a balance, while also making progress in each direction.
Maybe one direction will take off enough to where I don’t have to work on the others as much. I’ve already made sacrifices for that. I’m too much of a jack of all trades and a workaholic to stop.
It’s not bad to have many projects as long as they’re not killing you.
Robin LeeAnn 
I’m currently working on the sequel of my YA High Fantasy series (https://www.amazon.com/s?k=9781790480654&i=stripbooks&linkCode=qs&tag=x_gr_w_bb-20&ref=x_gr_w_bb), on a NA dystopian project and I’m currently editing a NA Urban Fantasy novel.
So, no… Having many projects is not a bad thing. On the contrary, I think it motivates you to keep writing and keep becoming better and better!
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That’s great that you’re working on your sequel! Congrats!
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Thanks! I hope that I will manage to finish it by the end of the summer!
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I think it comes down to what brings you the most joy. If you love having a lot of projects in the works, then go for it! Enjoy the variety, enjoy the choices. If it’s stressing you out, downsize by creating a priorities list. We’re all different and we have to find what works individually… then embrace it and go for it. My two cents! 😀
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Thank you for that insight!
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I love having a few projects to keep me motivated.
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That’s a good way to look at it!
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Thanks 😀
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No problem!
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Best of luck to you.
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Thank you!
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Everyone’s process is different, so if you’re being productive, too many for someone else may be another’s Goldilocks zone.
I tend to write best when I’m focused on one task. I’m technically editing the short story collection I wrote last year and working on a novel at the same time. In practice, I’m writing a novel and once in a while I pull up the collection and revise a draft. (At least the completed ones are getting published.) I know I’ll need to step away from the novel when I really want to get the whole thing done. The novel’s my priority though.
Good luck with all your many projects!
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Thank you! Good luck to your novel and short story collection!
& that’s a great way to look at it! I hadn’t thought of it as a Goldilocks zone before.
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If it’s what makes you happy and fulfilled, keep at it! 🙂 Nice post.
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Thank you!
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