One should always have a plan, a project, an idea, a vision.

When I meet someone, I have stopped asking “how are you?”.
I prefer to ask “what projects are you working on?”.
From there, a deeper, more genuine conversation can begin.

I want to have a project: short term, medium term, long term.
Only in this way am I able to close each day more peacefully, without a sense of guilt or ingratitude for the time that has been granted to me, for the day that has just ended.

I believe that living with projects is the only way to live with awareness, by giving value to time.
Projects can be changed, modified, reinvented; they can accumulate and evolve, because coherence, in the end, is an overrated concept.
What matters is that visions and directions exist, capable of tracing a path, a guiding line for our lives.