How To Be Weird

Content is presented as 99 brief, digestible entries that mix prompts, reflection, and small experiments. Each piece guides you to make sense of randomness, defamiliarize everyday objects through simple meditation, and try offbeat activities like aimless walks, building a reverie nook, exploring the underside of bridges, making tombstone rubbings, and finding your own Narnia.

Readers move through the material at their own pace, with a companionable voice that keeps ideas accessible and engaging. The writing invites quiet observation, playful curiosity, and practical exploration, turning philosophy and self-reflection into doable, everyday practice.

• 99 exercises that invite curiosity and offbeat thinking
• Brief, digestible entries with practical prompts
• Techniques to defamiliarize familiar objects through mindful observation
• Indoor and outdoor activities that require minimal setup
• Reflective prompts and optional journaling to capture insights
• A clear, engaging voice that blends philosophy with everyday insight
• An invitation to explore wonder through ordinary encounters

After finishing, readers gain a renewed sense of curiosity, the ability to find delight in ordinary moments, and a toolbox for ongoing creative thinking. It builds confidence to diverge from routine, inspires adventurous ways to learn, and leaves a lasting impression of playfulness and thoughtful wonder.