keccers
@keccers.eth
“There is something about crafting that gives a sense of progress and self-expression in a way that employment often doesn’t,” says Keyes. “You get to be really proud of what you’re creating and see progress in front of your eyes in real time.” The positive effect of creative pursuits on a person’s sense that life is worthwhile was 1.6 times higher than employment status. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2443778-arts-and-crafts-seem-to-boost-well-being-more-than-employment/
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agusti 🐘🔵
@bleu.eth
coding can feel like a craft some times
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Hopi🎩🍖🎭🔵Ⓜ️
@hopi
creating something else is very soothing
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Eren🎩
@baeshy.eth
I remember the first time I was in music studio I was so nervous I couldn’t get my vocals right, the producer had to tell me to stay calm and build my confidence, then gradually I got my vocals correct and now I’ve improved drastically to the point where I can music alone
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Miguelgarest
@miguelgarest.eth
100% agree. At this point I don't think I could ever go back to "work" somewhere as an employee after many years of being able to live self sufficiently just from my own creations.
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JC🎩
@jonathancolton
I totally agree with this. Creating something for yourself and sharing it with others, is incredibly meaningful.
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Captain 🧑✈️
@temmyokboye
Thissss is very subjective, going to the clinic everyday to clerk, diagnose and treat patients gives me this feeling, it’s real craftsmanship. You mind sharing yours?
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Dvyne
@dummie.eth
It all begins from the mind then🧠
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ubin🎩💎
@idearule
Unlike employment, the creative process allows individuals to clearly experience their own progress and achievements, significantly enhancing personal happiness and a sense of meaning in life 🥰
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