A small practice for the tiny collection

Original practice · Optional exercise · Room for play

Choose a low-stakes example you can change without affecting another person’s private information or commitments.

1. Describe the current situation in one sentence. The example here is: A collection threatens to become a demand for more possessions.
2. Make a drawn collection of imagined objects instead.
3. Compare the result with the difficulty you named. Write one concrete observation.
4. Keep, adapt, or stop the experiment. A note about why you stopped is a valid result.