Why To Make Things

Why To Make Things

A collection for Paul Kirwin based on this prompt: “I’m a retired custom woodworker. I find community in the writings of others that have found satisfaction and comfort and value in the crafting of things. I’m not looking for ‘How-To Make Things’ books but more like ‘Why To Make Things’ books”

Alex Dobrenko

Lego Mindset vs. Woodworking Mindset

Scott Stevensonblog.scottstevenson.net
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The Art of Learning: An Inner Journey to Optimal Performance

Josh Waitzkin • 2 highlights

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Thomas Bevan Our Tools and Us

Why We Need More Omakase Creators

Luke Burgisread.lukeburgis.com
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Chia Amisola In defense of disorder: on career, creativity, and professionalism - Chia's Blog

Handwork in Wood

William Noyes

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