Handling large projects in FCPX

I am working on a documentary which in the end will take about 60 minutes of HD quality. The project is now about 25 min. Working with it becomes progressively slower since the files becomes to big. So the background jobs take too much time.
I am considering to split the project into 3 or 4 other projects and then in the end put them together. Is that a goor idea ?
Or is it better to split the current project in compound clips and then edit the compound clips separately on the timeline ?
The problem in that case is that if in the editing process the duration of your compound clip increases (or decreases ), you get into trouble when returning to the original project. What is the best workflow in large projects ?

THX Russ. Indeed I have a lot of footage and I am using 2 Thunderbolt external drives of several TB 's. The project itself is on one of the harddiscs of my 27 inch iMac (medio 2011, OS X Yosemite,3,4 GHz Intel Core i7 processor, AMD Radeon HD 6970M 2048 MB videocard).
I just have split the project now in several Compound Clips covering the various episodes. So at this moment the timeline of the project is very simple, just a couple of compound clips separated by black generator clips. Only at the end of the project, the part I am working on which is not (yet) a compound clip. It helps a lot, the background rendering is only engaged with the part I am working on ! So I think this works fine for a large project, without the need to copy and paste later on several projects with the risk of losing parts during the process ( which I had before !!! ).
The trick is that if you want to change something in the previous compound clips, you have to take care that you open the source compound clip which is listed in the library ! You open that in the timeline and you can change whatever you want, no matter if the duration changes. If you are ready you open the project in the timeline and the changes you have made in your compound clip are nicely copied in the project.
The mistake I made was that I opened the compound clip in the project on the timeline and then tried to edit it. Then you can get easily in trouble if the duration of the clip changes in the editing process. !

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