Merry Christmas everyone! I'd like to take a moment and thank you for reading. Every time I hit publish on another one of these "articles", I worry that I will lose my audience by straying too far from the subject of the farm and dwelling too

Twas the Night Before Christmas, And all through the house... Not a creature was stirring, Not even... Dad. Dad still had work to do. Dad still had several things he needed to do, actually. Some of these things had to wait until night time due to a confidentiality Claus. Others

I’ve been on Youtube more than I want to be since we started publishing a daily video. I’m not talking about the time spent editing and uploading the video, I’m talking time spent watching videos. I’m not happy about that. The “Algorithm” is good. Too good.

I’m going to be honest. Resistance almost got the better of me today. I woke up tired. Exhausted may be the better word. My arm was sore because I recently tore a tendon in my left bicep. There was a chance we were headed to Pittsburgh to have our

All this talk about the wilderness has me wanting to go on an adventure. I want to go somewhere wild. I’m not talking the woods. I want to go somewhere well and truly wild. I want to go to a place where nature reigns supreme. Somewhere where you must

Our main goal in doing the things we're doing is to engage others in a process of ongoing improvement. I have "joked" that if the farm doesn't work out, no one should worry about us because we'll be quite happy running off

Good morning! We have new people jumping in to the journey, and we have a base of content that is growing so quickly that you might not have time to actually go read all of them right now. If you haven’t been following along from the beginning, here’s

We started yesterday with a discussion about time management. This discussion centered on hard and soft entires to your schedule, where a hard entry is one with a specific time and a soft one is not. My first takeaway was that I wanted to be mindful of giving more things

If you are following this journey at home, I hope that I’ve at least gotten you to think about the things you would like to do differently. If you haven’t thought about it yet, it’s a simple question that you can ponder at any time throughout your

Many people visit the farm and come away saying that “the farm is magic”. I agree. The farm is magic, and part of the magic is that this place is committed to the things we talked about yesterday. We’re engaging in the adventure of abstraction. We’re doing anything

When I committed to writing and publishing something every day, I imagined it would involve a lot of writing about “the farm”. While I plan to do that, I’m enjoying how this process has led me to a more formal reengagement with philosophy. For the last couple days, that

I have been getting a lot of excellent feedback from the writing I’ve been sending out. Multiple people want there to be a discussion feature of some sort. I agree with this. The ideas I’m sharing are jumping off points. They are by no means complete. If we’

Still Wagon Rewilding. The name raises the question, what exactly is rewilding? I’m going to tell you what it means to us, but I’ll warn you that we have a different spin on this concept than many others who use the word. To most people, rewilding means restoring

I would like to take a minute and just say that I am very grateful that you are here reading this. Yes, I mean you. This is not an easy thing for me to be doing. I am doing my best to over come my resistance. I want to over