A book of prompts for before the day takes over: somewhere liminal between yesterday and today.
Perhaps you’re familiar with Brian Eno’s “Oblique Strategies,” a deck of cards he co-created in 1975 for the purpose of breaking creative roadblocks. Each card offers a constraint or prompt to unstick thinking. One reads: “Repetition is a form of change.”
Through the pattern of return, we become the variable. In other words: 32 mornings, same time, same-ish place, same activity. Different you each time.
