why voluntary moves drift
Without a forcing function, everything slides
- Work continues exactly as beforeThe day job is unaffected by the move, so it never pushes it forward, and it always has something more urgent to offer.
- Flexibility removes the edgesAny month would work, which means no month is the one, and the decision keeps not being made.
- The complications are yours aloneTax, registration, contracts: your employer's problem list does not include any of it, so nobody is asking you about it.
the shape of it
What a hundred days tends to look like
how it runs
Three tasks in the morning, one report at night
the shape of it
What a hundred days tends to look like
boarding in 99 days
Setting the dates that nobody else will set for you.
Setting the dates that nobody else will set for you.
A busy work stretch collides with the move, and the log records which one lost.
A move with real momentum, built entirely out of days nobody required you to spend.
day 100
A move with real momentum, built entirely out of days nobody required you to spend.
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Reasonable questions
Do you advise on tax or employment law?
No. None of that is handled or advised on here.
Do you tell me where to go?
No. You bring the destination and the constraints.
What if I keep postponing the date?
The log makes the postponement visible, which is the only thing this structure promises to do.
Is there a live call?
No. It is written and asynchronous.
When does it start?
On a fixed date, so everyone counts the same hundred days.
The next hundred days start soon
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- Dates you set, held by a daily record
- Drift that shows up in writing
- A hundred days, counted from a fixed start date
We write once, when the next hundred days start.
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