I don’t think that you need a reason to do something. Kids do this all the time. They come inside with a bump on their head after jumping off the trampoline trying to fly. “Why did you even try that?” asks the parent.

“I don’t know, because I wanted to see if I could?”

Somewhere along the way I think we lose this “just because” attitude. We announce our intent, to another person or a forum of people, and the first question we are undoubtedly asked is, why? I think it’s about time that we start pushing back with, why not! Learning and exploration come from asking questions and doing new things. Join me and do more, build stupid things, and be proud of your results. I will be documenting my “why nots” here for you to enjoy.

Thanks!