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recreation is creation

Inspired by Flâner's The joys and woes of repetitive work.


Creatives expected to create things constantly follow what has been created. Whether by following instructions verbatim or not, folding a paper crane converts brain power into creating a recreation. So does assembling furniture, putting together jigsaw puzzles, and even carving rubber stamps. Overcome worries about how derivative those activities feel by honing, persisting, and ultimately enjoying your creative crafts.

All kinds of markets exist. It's up to you to find those that suit your fancy. Take pride in doing work at whatever standard of speed, automation, or iteration you prefer. A brain worker at ease with repetitive tasks can be marketable to the right people. Find then synergize with the part of the world that values your brand of work just as much as you do.


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