The 60-idea library

Small ideas. Plenty of ways to begin.

Ten themes, six ideas each. These are exploratory suggestions, not tested interventions. Take what fits and skip the rest.

60 ideas match your choices. Showing 1–3.

C01 / People I choose

A visit you choose

At your current rhythm, how many visits might fit in a chosen ten-year plan?

Choose one small, realistic extra visit this year.

Why this idea? And a smaller version

A general idea you can take, change or skip.

No-cost small version: Draft a single sentence privately. You do not have to send it.

Choose a comfortable position and a way of reading, listening, speaking or thinking that suits you. You can skip any step.

Only choose safe, wanted relationships. This says nothing about anyone’s lifespan.

Time: choose a moment that fits you; no timer. Exploratory content idea. References are related topics, not proof that this suggestion works.

Related sources: S01 S03

C02 / People I choose

A friend to reconnect with

Is there a friend you would like to see again?

Draft a short message with no expectation of a reply.

Why this idea? And a smaller version

A general idea you can take, change or skip.

No-cost small version: Draft a single sentence privately. You do not have to send it.

Choose a comfortable position and a way of reading, listening, speaking or thinking that suits you. You can skip any step.

Distance and an abusive relationship are different. Keep your boundaries.

Time: choose a moment that fits you; no timer. Exploratory content idea. References are related topics, not proof that this suggestion works.

Related sources: S10 S11

C03 / People I choose

A smaller gathering

What would meeting every five years mean over a chosen twenty-year plan?

Try a smaller version: two people, an hour, no hosting fuss.

Why this idea? And a smaller version

A general idea you can take, change or skip.

No-cost small version: Draft a single sentence privately. You do not have to send it.

Choose a comfortable position and a way of reading, listening, speaking or thinking that suits you. You can skip any step.

Other people’s attendance and the group’s future are not guaranteed.

Time: choose a moment that fits you; no timer. Exploratory content idea. References are related topics, not proof that this suggestion works.

Related sources: S01

My interests, access and topics I want to hide

Only what you choose affects these ideas. Age does not select your interests.

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