Do Nothing Club Manifesto

"Do nothing you need to do, do something you want to do".

In a society that prizes constant busyness and productivity, the Do Nothing Club stands as a sanctuary to reclaim time, focus, and tranquility.

Participants are encouraged to leave their phones and laptops behind, embracing a space free from work and societal expectations.

The aim is to foster an atmosphere where individuals can simply be present: sit in silence, engage with themselves, or even meet others, without the pressure to perform.

At the conclusion of each gathering, participants come together to acknowledge their shared accomplishment: nothing. This is a celebration of the freedom to just exist.

Club Principles:

1. Embrace doing what you truly want rather than what you feel obligated to do.
2. No mobile devices or laptops allowed.
3. Feel free to engage in any personal activity, whether it’s daydreaming, reading, or just enjoying the moment—free from judgment or expectations.
4. Participants are encouraged to know themselves and what they wish to engage in.
5. This gathering is not suited for those who depend on others for entertainment.

The Do Nothing Club is not about escaping reality, but rather, about reconnecting with oneself.