Prologue

Over the years, I’ve worked harder and harder to find meaning in life. But the more I've looked, the more I’ve wondered if I was going about my search the wrong way.

I've been looking for meaning through experience, but I think now that I've always had it backwards. Life will never be defined by extravagant experience, but about finding extravagance in common experience. So for 2009, I'm going to focus less on living large, and focus more on living well. Each month I'll start a new month-long project (like trying to run 3 miles faster than George Bush), to find uncommon results from common experience. Each project will involve daily activity, so every day of 2009 you can check my progress on the monthly projects and see what I discover.

None of these projects will cost much—in fact, I think most will be free. So if you're looking for a year uncommonly rich, you can join me. There's no membership required, just participate and comment if you want. Either way, get ready for a year I hope is unlike any other.

Epilogue

I stumbled across the finish line, but I manage to complete 8 of the month-long projects successfully. Blogging is now over at Wonderfam!

 
 

It's May, and May was a …

A Month of Accomplishment (about)

 

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Forcing myself to finish something (about)

 

02
15

Ignominy of ignorance

Written by Nathan on February 15, 2009 at 11:56 pm from A Month of Listening.

I’m not particularly good with the audio editing. My interview today with my kids requires a bit of work, which should’ve been expected with two loud and ever-moving children involved. But a lack of software knowledge combined with a lack of experience has led me to a place of slow progress.

Unfamiliar territory, both in audio editing land and in finding progress at a slow pace.

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One Response to “Ignominy of ignorance”

  1. Leland says:

    Were you ever able to edit the interview? I hope so. I’d love to hear it!

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