We are cultural editors, writers, and everyday observers dedicated to celebrating the beauty of ordinary life.
Ordinary Days Project was founded on the belief that extraordinary meaning exists in our daily routines. We create thoughtful programs and content that help people notice, appreciate, and celebrate the quiet moments that make up a life.
In a world that constantly demands more, faster, bigger, we invite a gentle pause. A return to the simple rhythms that ground us. An appreciation for what is already here.
Founder & Cultural Editor
Eleanor began Ordinary Days Project in 2021 after years of documenting everyday life through photography and writing. She believes that paying attention to the ordinary is a radical act of presence.
Program Director
James designs our contemplative programs, drawing from his background in mindfulness education and cultural studies. He's passionate about creating accessible pathways to meaningful daily practice.
Content Curator
Sofia curates our stories and visual essays, selecting work that captures the subtle beauty of everyday moments. Her editorial eye honors the understated and overlooked.
Community Coordinator
Michael facilitates our community programs and workshops, creating spaces where people can share their observations of daily life. He values listening and collective reflection.
Being fully here, in this moment, with what is happening now. Cultivation of attention as a practice.
Finding sufficiency in what we have. Appreciating the unadorned and straightforward aspects of life.
Honoring daily rituals and routines. Discovering depth through return and consistency.
Noticing the details often overlooked. Documenting the mundane with care and curiosity.
Creating stable, sustainable rhythms. Valuing ease and familiarity as sources of strength.
Embracing life as it actually is, not as it appears. Honest representation of everyday experience.
"This approach to daily life has been quietly transformative. I notice things I used to walk past. My morning routine feels intentional rather than rushed."
"The programs don't promise anything dramatic. They simply invite you to pay attention. That's been enough."
"I appreciate the understated quality of everything here. It reflects how I actually want to live."