Spring is in the air and the "out with the old" energy has got you feeling some type of way. You can't actually unfollow everything. But you can close the gap between who you've become and what you've been letting in.


WHAT'S INSIDE

  • Two one-hour self guided sessions. Session 1: Your inbox. Session 2: Your feed.

  • Each built around a 25-minute pomodoro of real practical work (unsubscribing, deleting, unfollowing, actually clearing), a break, then a second pomodoro of reflection prompts that go deeper on what you just did.

  • A fully energized playlist to get you through it all


Spring cleaning season hits different for some of us. The chaos of it… the urge to donate everything in sight, including the dusty design history books from college you're still holding onto, the SSENSE final sale boots that are slightly too small and should either be consigned or passed to a friend. The windows are open, the birds are buzzing, and suddenly you want to chuck your phone into the donation pile too because the noise of your scroll has never felt louder than it does right now.


You know that fantasy where you just unfollow everyone, unsubscribe from all of it, and start completely fresh? Yeah. Same.


So you can't actually do that. But you can close the gap between who you've become and what you've been letting in.


Your inbox and your feed are full of old yeses: subscriptions you signed up for in a different chapter, accounts you followed when you were a different version of yourself. They haven't caught up yet.


This is how you help them catch up.

WHAT'S INSIDE

  • Two one-hour self guided sessions. Session 1: Your inbox. Session 2: Your feed.

  • Each built around a 25-minute pomodoro of real practical work (unsubscribing, deleting, unfollowing, actually clearing), a break, then a second pomodoro of reflection prompts that go deeper on what you just did.

  • A fully energized playlist to get you through it all

Spring cleaning season hits different for some of us. The chaos of it… the urge to donate everything in sight, including the dusty design history books from college you're still holding onto, the SSENSE final sale boots that are slightly too small and should either be consigned or passed to a friend. The windows are open, the birds are buzzing, and suddenly you want to chuck your phone into the donation pile too because the noise of your scroll has never felt louder than it does right now.


You know that fantasy where you just unfollow everyone, unsubscribe from all of it, and start completely fresh? Yeah. Same.


So you can't actually do that. But you can close the gap between who you've become and what you've been letting in.


Your inbox and your feed are full of old yeses: subscriptions you signed up for in a different chapter, accounts you followed when you were a different version of yourself. They haven't caught up yet.


This is how you help them catch up.


WHAT'S INSIDE

  • Two one-hour self guided sessions. Session 1: Your inbox. Session 2: Your feed.

  • Each built around a 25-minute pomodoro of real practical work (unsubscribing, deleting, unfollowing, actually clearing), a break, then a second pomodoro of reflection prompts that go deeper on what you just did.

  • A fully energized playlist to get you through it all

Spring cleaning season hits different for some of us. The chaos of it… the urge to donate everything in sight, including the dusty design history books from college you're still holding onto, the SSENSE final sale boots that are slightly too small and should either be consigned or passed to a friend. The windows are open, the birds are buzzing, and suddenly you want to chuck your phone into the donation pile too because the noise of your scroll has never felt louder than it does right now.


You know that fantasy where you just unfollow everyone, unsubscribe from all of it, and start completely fresh? Yeah. Same.


So you can't actually do that. But you can close the gap between who you've become and what you've been letting in.


Your inbox and your feed are full of old yeses: subscriptions you signed up for in a different chapter, accounts you followed when you were a different version of yourself. They haven't caught up yet.


This is how you help them catch up.


WHAT'S INSIDE

  • Two one-hour self guided sessions. Session 1: Your inbox. Session 2: Your feed.

  • Each built around a 25-minute pomodoro of real practical work (unsubscribing, deleting, unfollowing, actually clearing), a break, then a second pomodoro of reflection prompts that go deeper on what you just did.

  • A fully energized playlist to get you through it all

Nascent Spiral is a crawlspace¹ for inquiry² and chance operations³ in service of creative becoming⁴ and beginning again⁵ (and again)(…)⁶



  1. crawlspace / a habitable in-between; neither basement nor foundation; low ceilings on purpose; you don't stand up straight here; see also: threshold; a playfort

  2. inquiry / not research; not problem-solving; the practice of wanting the question as much as the answer; not knowing as method; to let it live in you awhile

  3. chance operations / the art of creative interference; a roll of the dice; play as a legitimate method; the work that happens when you stop being the only one in charge

  4. creative becoming / ongoing; non-linear; already in progress before you named it; fill in the blank: i am ____

  5. beginning again / see also: Shoshin (初心): A Zen term meaning “beginner’s mind,” emphasizing an attitude of eagerness and lack of preconceptions

  6. (and again)(...) / the return is the practice; beginning is always happening; every version a prototype; every prototype a beginning

Nascent Spiral is a crawlspace¹ for inquiry² and chance operations³ in service of creative becoming⁴ and beginning again⁵ (and again)(…)⁶



  1. crawlspace / a habitable in-between; neither basement nor foundation; low ceilings on purpose; you don't stand up straight here; see also: threshold; a playfort

  2. inquiry / not research; not problem-solving; the practice of wanting the question as much as the answer; not knowing as method; to let it live in you awhile

  3. chance operations / the art of creative interference; a roll of the dice; play as a legitimate method; the work that happens when you stop being the only one in charge

  4. creative becoming / ongoing; non-linear; already in progress before you named it; fill in the blank: i am ____

  5. beginning again / see also: Shoshin (初心): A Zen term meaning “beginner’s mind,” emphasizing an attitude of eagerness and lack of preconceptions

  6. (and again)(...) / the return is the practice; beginning is always happening; every version a prototype; every prototype a beginning

Nascent Spiral is a crawlspace¹ for inquiry² and chance operations³ in service of creative becoming⁴ and beginning again⁵ (and again)(…)⁶



  1. crawlspace / a habitable in-between; neither basement nor foundation; low ceilings on purpose; you don't stand up straight here; see also: threshold; a playfort

  2. inquiry / not research; not problem-solving; the practice of wanting the question as much as the answer; not knowing as method; to let it live in you awhile

  3. chance operations / the art of creative interference; a roll of the dice; play as a legitimate method; the work that happens when you stop being the only one in charge

  4. creative becoming / ongoing; non-linear; already in progress before you named it; fill in the blank: i am ____

  5. beginning again / see also: Shoshin (初心): A Zen term meaning “beginner’s mind,” emphasizing an attitude of eagerness and lack of preconceptions

  6. (and again)(...) / the return is the practice; beginning is always happening; every version a prototype; every prototype a beginning