One Hundred Days of Ordinary Ecstasy: A Daily Practice for People Who Can’t Stand Daily Practices

One Hundred Days of Ordinary Ecstasy: A Daily Practice for People Who Can’t Stand Daily Practices

What if ecstasy wasn’t something you had to chase—what if it was already here, hiding in plain sight? One Hundred Days of Ordinary Ecstasy is not a self-help plan. It’s not a performance. It’s a gentle rebellion against striving—an invitation to drop the mask, notice the shimmer in the mundane, and remember what’s real beneath the ego’s script. Each day offers a poetic, piercing, or playful prompt to help you wake up—not in some dramatic, enlightenment-on-a-mountain-top way, but in your kitchen, your inbox, your walk around the block. This is post-ego practice for the rest of us: flawed, funny, tired, curious. All it takes is one page a day. And a willingness to feel more alive than you thought was allowed.