Your work can speak for you, but only if you finish it. Unfinished work just mumbles.

Work can argue your case for you, but only once it is finished. A half-built thing cannot be judged, shown or used, so all the effort inside it stays private and what people see is an absence. That is why finishing is a separate skill from doing, and often the scarcer one. The last stretch is where the whole thing starts speaking.

Pick the most nearly finished thing you have and close it out this week, even imperfectly. Set a limit on the polishing and then hand it over. Then look at the half-done pile and either schedule it or let it go honestly.