It is better late than never. That is the best way to describe this post. The Edison Project is now in its fourth year, and on every previous cycle, this post would have been published in early January. The reason for the delay was purely down to my limited development skills. I wanted to make The Edison Project list more visual, and that is exactly what I have achieved below. It just took me longer than I had anticipated.

So without further ado, I can finally share my list for 2017. The concept remains the same; to create a list of 100 experiences, and to complete as many experiences as possible over the next 12 months. Any that are not completed are carried over into the following year, whilst all completed items are removed and replaced with new experiences to ensure the list always has 100 experiences. The fact there are 100 experiences is insignificant. My goal is not to complete all the items within 12 months, but simply to push myself beyond my comfort zone and to try new things.

This project has brought a lot of joy to me, and it is a project I am continuously encouraging others to consider. It does not need to be 100 items, and it does not need to be limited to an individual. I have heard stories of lists as short as 10 items, and lists that have been composed between couples, and even a grandparent and grandchild. I love the idea the concept is agile enough to suit any scenario.

If this blog has inspired you to get involved, then please get in touch and share your lists. I often find inspiration in the experiences of other people.