Creative Restlessness

From the Spiral Tarot, the Two of Wands; from the Sacred Journey Cards, 'Detachment:'

          This fellow has two rods (projects) with healthy vines growing up them that are sprouting leaves. But he seems restless and distracted by the city skyline across the way. I can understand this desire to move on once the creative and developmental stages are done, particularly when there's nothing much else to do but watch from the sidelines. However, the Detachment card cautions that I shouldn't get too attached to whatever project I envision next. Verse 2:47 of the Bhagavad Gita explains this well:

You only have authority over action, not ever to the result.

Don’t be motivated by the result, and don’t get attached to inaction.

In other words, I shouldn't get caught up in what the outcome is supposed to look like, just do the action to the best of my ability. There are too many variables that I have no control over; I might be elated when things go my way or disappointed when they don't. Yet I can focus on the task at hand rather than give up, even when the results don't look exactly as I imagined.