“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/

Making candles 😎 feels like im getting closer to making the perfect candle everytime I practice

Making candles 😎 feels like im getting closer to making the perfect candle everytime I practice 
https://warpcast.com/keccers.eth/0x0a0eefd4

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Estonian documentary and fine art photographer



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I’ve watched it before. It made me feel things - but I think Jiro is miserable. I understand his dedication to his craft, I can’t even put it into words. 

Unfortunately the current reviews don’t say good things about him :(

There is a documentary ‘Jiro’s Dream of sushi’. You might enjoy it… 

❤️

5000 $units

This is how I feel when I have a chance to make my 📿 Malas. Each time they’re slightly better, both in how they’re actually crafted and in how they look aesthetically. 
I’m better able to customize them to each individual person. 
It’s a creative venture that I’ll always be able to improve at.

This article is very interesting, keep creating with passion Sam. I saw your subscription on Hypersub, unfortunately I can't subscribe to all projects, but I wish you personal and psychological fulfillment.