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10 Reasons You Should do a 100-Day Project
Note: This article was written by our community manager, Milena Rangelov.
In her legendary interview at the Unmistakable Creative Elle Luna talked about The Crossroads of Should and Must: the things we feel societal pressure to do versus things we want to do because they make our heart sing.
She also encouraged many 100-day projects, in which participants committed to doing something creative for 100 days straight. People wrote, doodled, designed, captured photos, danced, and enjoyed the process.
When we hear about projects like this, many of us feel agitated and overwhelmed. We may think: “Oh well, I know I should be creating, I don’t need a special project just for that.”
Some creative ninjas have streaks that are much longer than 100 days.
However you feel and wherever you may be in your creative process, a 100-day project is an excellent idea.
In this post, I will try to convince you why.
Even if you have more pressing issues right now, a project like this could be exactly what you need.
What is a 100-day project?
A project in which you commit to doing something for 100 days straight.
