breakthrough

based on my research, making is hard to start, but once started, it:

• is fun
• creates confidence
• encourages mindfulness
• imparts satisfaction and pride
• engages others

So why don't I create something which helps people MAKE and reframe their identity into one who makes: a MAKER?


But people already make, everyone is a maker, just not everyone considers themselves a maker so they can't reap the benefits of making...so what makes someone a Maker?

• someone who transforms something into something else, typically creating value in the process
  
• could be cooking, art, craft, writing, blogging, tweeting, ANYTHING!!
• not all types of making are equal in value, but most types of making have similar benefits and processes

If I were able to create a product, service or policy which redefined "making" and made almost any type of creative expression a legitimate, beneficial thing to make, people would therefore feel more satisfied, and stop feeling "ex-maker guilt" (if applicable).
 
Ha...new project title:

MAKINGMAKERS