In a world of monetizing hobbies, 30 day challenges, and accounts that dedicate themselves to improving one activity, is there space for experimenting and sporadic adventures? There isn’t just space for it, there’s a need for it.

Most of us have struggled with procrastination at some point in our lives. And the social construct, for the most part, is that procrastination means a person is “just lazy.” In reality though, it’s much more complicated than that.

”I want to do this, but I have no time. I’m so busy. Sorry, I meant to get this done, but…” We’ve all been there. There simply aren’t enough hours in the day. Between work, working out, laundry, taking care of others, and taking care of ourselves, we’re already at 30 hours. And…

How many self-help books have you read? How many Instagram tips and tools have you watched, shared, and even saved? How many shows on life hacks have you watched? Podcasts? How many of those? I bet there were a bunch of amazing tools you’ve encountered, where you may have even said “I need…