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The pace of a 200-day project.

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The pace of a 200-day project.

Weekends, a new experience, keeping a diary.

Adam Ming
Oct 2, 2021
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A # facetober challenge, one of the ways I play

I’ve started work on a publishing project. I estimate it will take 200 days to complete.

I’ve made a schedule.

The aim is to work no more than 4 hours a day on the project - So I can give it my best energy. I warm up before each session and use an ice pack on my wrist after each session. I’m pacing myself.

Weekends are off. A time to play, practice and create without constraint.


It’s a new experience working daily but not being able to share anything. I miss the constant feedback, but there is an excitement about working on something for a longer time period — an excitement building for when I show it to the client.


I’m keeping a diary of the project, but it may be years before I will be able to share it. I log my work for the day and how it mapped towards my plans. As well as little daily insights from working on a project of this scale.


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