INTEREST BASED LEARNING & OPPORTUNITY
My daughter is a professional artist and owns an art gallery - she has just bought a Mitre Saw. Why? So she can make frames for her own paintings (frames are expensive, she'll save £100's per painting) + she can offer a framing service
My daughter is a professional artist and owns an art gallery - she has just bought a Mitre Saw. Why? So she can make frames for her own paintings (frames are expensive, she'll save £100's per painting) + she can offer a framing service
If a kid hates maths but likes cars, forget trying to teach them maths; let him/her mess about with cars - he will naturally learn the maths necessary to become knowledgeable about cars and engines, there will be no resistance to learn
Years ago, when @hib31_art became an artist it wasn't in her mind to use machine tools! The evolution of her business, interest, and the nature of opportunity has led to it. No one could have predicted it.
When you leave employment you have no idea that a few years later YOU'LL be doing things you wouldn't have dreamt of or were interested in - this is the result of opening up space for randomness, serendipity and life to seep in.
Your talent stack is increased and diversified; your future like a river delta - many possible routes. You start off as one beast, you end up as another.
Embrace the unknown; you shape it, it shapes you.
This is called GROWTH.
Embrace the unknown; you shape it, it shapes you.
This is called GROWTH.
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