Why Isn’t Life More Fun?
From chores to classrooms to offices — we’re asking the big question: Why do the things we have to do feel so boring?
Why We’re Doing This
Why are the most important parts of life so uninteresting? From washing dishes to writing reports, we realized that boredom isn’t just
common — it’s expected. But we think it doesn’t have to be.
The Big Idea:
We want to spark curiosity, conversation, and creativity around how life’s routines could feel more like play and less like punishment.
Our Mission:
To explore the roots of boredom in daily life and open conversations on how we can make everyday tasks more engaging for all ages.
Who We Serve:
Children, students, professionals, parents, and anyone who’s ever asked: “Does it really have to be this dull?”
The Big Idea:
We want to spark curiosity, conversation, and creativity around how life’s routines could feel more like play and less like punishment.
Boredom Doesn’t Care How Old You Are
Three Quick Profiles:
01
Emma, 9 years old:
“Why do I have to memorize spelling words when I could be playing outside?”
02
Liam, 28 years old:
“Every day at work feels like I’m stuck in a loop I didn’t choose.”
03
Rosa, 63 years old:
“Retirement sounded fun — but even at home, there’s always a list of chores.”
Boredom Doesn’t Care How Old You Are
Emma, 9 years old:
“Why do I have to memorize spelling words when I could be playing outside?”
Liam, 28 years old:
“Every day at work feels like I’m stuck in a loop I didn’t choose.”
Rosa, 63 years old:
“Retirement sounded fun — but even at home, there’s always a list of chores.”
Unpacking Everyday Un-Fun
Why We Feel Drained
We look at the deeper reasons behind boredom — from lack of control to repetitive tasks — and how modern life unintentionally trains us to accept dull routines.
The Loop of “Have To”
School, chores, work — most of our days are filled with things we “have to” do. But what happens when we never stop to ask why they feel so heavy?
What If There’s Another Way?
Can we redesign the way we live to make daily life more engaging and playful? Explore big ideas, small experiments, and better questions.
Let’s Be Honest — Boredom Is Everywhere
From a child dragging their feet to do homework to an adult sighing before a long meeting — boredom is universal. But have we ever stopped to ask why? Why don’t we feel engaged, energized, or excited by the things we spend most of our time doing?