A project verifies your abilities (or your need for growth), in a certain sphere of activity. That is satisfying right there. I would say that without engaging your thoughts into activity, you can't know who you are (in this moment). So then you are just thoughts. Thoughts can go anywhere, not necessarily on planet earth. Doesn't that squander your life?
Of course you engage with projects that draw your interest.
You could look at it, that projects present themselves to us. It may be through another, or it may be what we call volition. Then we say yes or no. Often when the other presents the project they might offer a stimulus, a salary. Still we say yes or no. I think group-projects have money involved. Otherwise what is the glue that holds them together?
I have a group project to enter into dialog. If nobody shows up on my blog comment section, I come here. So what's the problem? Fortunately that project is not to stay ring-fenced on my own territory, (only to grow my own blog).
I went into this with the expectation that the average person picks a few projects a year and sticks to them. I finished this with the knowledge that every day there is a small project I complete. It was a refreshing take on what makes a project, a project. Thank you for helping me discover this new perspective and for the enjoyable read :)
A project verifies your abilities (or your need for growth), in a certain sphere of activity. That is satisfying right there. I would say that without engaging your thoughts into activity, you can't know who you are (in this moment). So then you are just thoughts. Thoughts can go anywhere, not necessarily on planet earth. Doesn't that squander your life?
Of course you engage with projects that draw your interest.
You could look at it, that projects present themselves to us. It may be through another, or it may be what we call volition. Then we say yes or no. Often when the other presents the project they might offer a stimulus, a salary. Still we say yes or no. I think group-projects have money involved. Otherwise what is the glue that holds them together?
I have a group project to enter into dialog. If nobody shows up on my blog comment section, I come here. So what's the problem? Fortunately that project is not to stay ring-fenced on my own territory, (only to grow my own blog).
So Hi Dylan, How are you doing?
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Thanks for your additional comments and I agree. I’m doing great thank you, hoping you’re well also!
I went into this with the expectation that the average person picks a few projects a year and sticks to them. I finished this with the knowledge that every day there is a small project I complete. It was a refreshing take on what makes a project, a project. Thank you for helping me discover this new perspective and for the enjoyable read :)
I’m glad you could take something new from it! Thank you for your comment.