My friends will be laughing now, this is the third version of my blog, all because I lost the enthusiasm to write several times. Also, because I had no clear purpose as to why I would write a blog, let alone sustain it! And my goals went down the drain because I was simply – lazy.

However, several days ago, I stumbled into a gem of an idea. It was a nagging question in my brain that really pulled me out from the dark pit of excuses and restart my thwarted glory in blogging. One question rung through my mind and invaded my thoughts like a virus: “What will happen if I create content for 100 days?”

You might say, well, you would get bored for sure! On the contrary, that question was so inspiring for me because there is no goal. I’m not gonna blog because I need to show off, nor am I gonna blog because I need followers or need to monetize the blog to make a million dollars. There is no goal. It is an experiment that really excites me to look forward to that “unknown” pot of gold at the end of the what-will-happen-if-I-create-content-for-100-days-rainbow.

I have seen case studies like these in Youtube of goal-less individuals trying to find out for themselves what will happen if they do something for a certain period of time. For example, this guy who made an experiment about what will happen to him if he made 100 push-ups per day in 30 days. Well, it was obvious, he gained muscle and became strong. Interestingly, he didn’t intend to gain muscle and be stronger but only to answer the question.

It is a hack, like a backdoor, or a lottery ticket to surprise yourself as to what can be the outcome.

Also, for me, since I like challenges, I would rather do challenges than to set a goal and be frightened by it in the middle of the way. Sometimes, having a goal is counter-productive. I don’t really know how to qualify this statement because I am not excessively smart, but I have experienced it a lot.

Transforming the goal into a curious question is sort of like tricking your brain to approach a desired outcome little by little without permitting your mind to notice you are luring it to the goal. The mind simply does what you want it to do, on autopilot, it complains when it is conscious of a goal.

Well, this really sounds stupid. But, I will try to answer this question and make another question once the 100 days are over. So good luck to me!