lifehack
这是另一个我将其带入我生活的process,也是看到那篇文章之后寻找的,工作方面也是,先把随便的想法记录下来,然后在考虑可行性,之后再把任务切分,变成可执行的project。
I went to pottery class today and opened by asking several of my classmates if they knew how to use the slab roller upstairs. Nobody did but everyone wanted to, so when the teacher got in I’m like “hey teach, do you know how to use the slab roller upstairs” and she’s like “no” (she’s a visiting artist who only got here a couple months ago so this is not very surprising) “but I’ve used a lot of different ones and I bet we can figure it out.” Me: “do you want to go on a Journey of Discovery?” Everyone: yes. YES. *cue sickos faces* so we all thunder up the stairs periodically shouting JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY and our teacher snags another person who uses the slab roller A Lot and this person gives us a very thorough lesson and demonstration and every so often someone else wanders through and asks what’s happening and we all go JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY at them and now everyone knows how to use the slab roller and honestly I cannot recommend this approach enough as a way to make learning new skills and life generally more exciting.
I’m reorganizing and tidying up my studio space at home and had this genius idea to use the stacking planters I bought at the dollar store and have not planted in, to use as a giant stacking art supply holder. And it’s really working. Next step is to add a lazy Susan base to allow it to rotate easily. But even as is, it’s not hard to rotate.
Always shop at home first!
Lifehack! Never stop crying, never return to work! 😜