Hello everyone, welcome to my blog.
I've come to realise one thing, learning a skill changes you. At first when my parents tried to convince me I thought it wasn't important or necessary, I thought I just needed to study hard and come out with flying colours then get a good paying job. But guess who was being a baby? Me!
But I'm glad I didn't realize it later.
There are people who learn a skill for fun or as a hobby. But when I finally decided to learn a skill, I took my time, did my research and I fell in love with crochet. I immediately drafted my plans. I started imagining learning a skill, improving my skills, selling and from there building my brand. And I'm glad it didn't end as an imagination.
I've witnessed successful businesses that started from simple fun. Someone who sews a beautiful dress for the family becomes a fashion designer.
I started making small crochet items and now I make clothes, hats, and bags too.
Right there I noticed the changes. Crochet taught me patience, creativity, paying attention to the details of my craft, and discipline. I can say I used to underestimate myself but not anymore. Those are the changes hand craft gives me.
Skills like sewing, crochet, shoe making, jewellery making are not just hobbies, they are opportunities that help us grow, earn and express ourselves.
Handcrafts calms the heart more like therapy unlike digital work that comes with pressure and distraction.
Beyond mental benefit, learning a skill is a big step toward independence. In today's world where jobs are not stable, learning a skill or having a handcraft is like having a backup plan.
In an automated world, where artificial intelligence is taking over, I believe handmade crafts are still unique and their value are irreplaceable.
A handmade piece carries a strong story that cannot be replicated by mass production.
And I believe with consistency and the right platform my skill can become a personal fulfillment.
