Some time ago, I had a wild idea—to do something rare, off the routine, completely out of character—just to rediscover myself.
For some time, I’ve been comfortable in my own skin, living with discipline, structure, and reflections shaped by that rhythm. Even though I have been challenging my comfort zone from time to time, I realized that comfort itself had quietly become my comfort zone.
And yet, the path ahead still requires a sharp, steep climb.
So, I made a decision: each day, I would do at least one thing completely wild, new, or rare. Sometimes I repeat it for a couple of days, just to see what it reveals.
The results have been nothing short of astonishing. I’ve discovered new fears within me, fresh limitations I hadn’t recognized, and moments where my worldview was deeply challenged.
My assumptions built on the ‘known’ were shaken—and in that disruption, something powerful emerged.
This experiment has been part thought experiment, part observation, part practical experience. And it has been mind-blowing. Most importantly, it rekindled my curiosity—the very spark that keeps me motivated.
In just the past few days, through a handful of rare experiments, I’ve opened doors to new ways of thinking and creativity. And I’ve realized:
Sometimes the wildest thing we can do is step away from who we think we are, and meet the unknown within ourselves.
Idea 💡 is not bad