6 Rewards of Learning Leatherwork (or any new skill)
When you make the decision to learn a new skill, your main focus
might be what you’re going make and perhaps what you can do when you
finish the course or workshop but you might not have thought about the
other rewards. I’m sure there’s more but here are 6 that I can think
of:
1. Brain exercise
2. Something to look forward to
3. New conversation piece
4. New opportunities
5. A different perspective
6. It’s great for your soul
As I said before, I’m sure there’s more. If you can think of some, feel free to add them.
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1. Brain exercise
Our brains are lazy! Generally they
don’t like working out, thinking or problem solving. Learning a new
skill is like exercising your brain. It expands your mind.
Whenever we have something new in our
lives, there’s always a level of excitement and anticipation. When you
learn a new skill you will be thinking about the possibilities, what
you’re going to be able to make and what’s coming up in the next
lesson. Just as important as being in the now, having something to look
forward to encourages us to move forward.
Next time you talk to your friends and they ask what you’ve been up to, you’ll have something new to talk about!
Who knows where your new skill may take
you. You could discover your passion or calling in life – something you
felt was missing. Doors can open, opportunities for making money may
come your way and the people you meet might change your life.
We all see things differently but think
about watching a movie for the first time, being captivated by the
scenery and the story line and being taken into another world. You’re
probably not thinking of much else. Then think about watching the
making of that movie. If you watch the movie again, you won’t see it
the same way.
Learning a new skill is the same. You’ve
probably seen hundreds, maybe thousands, of leather products during
your life but never thought more about them other than you like them or
you don’t. Once you understand the characteristics of leather, learn
about it’s history and what you can make with it, you will have a whole
new appreciation of handmade craft and a completely different
perspective.
Taking a break from your usual routine,
getting out of the house, giving yourself time to focus on something
other than what goes on every day is refreshing and revitalising for
your soul. It charges your batteries and gives you confidence.
Interested in learning a new skill now? Take a look at The Happy Viking workshops and learn leatherwork
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