Should I Aim to Be a Maker?

• Those who think, those who create, and those who take action are great
• Increasing the number of creators
• Inspired by the ideas of those who think, those who create, and those who take action, I have always wanted to be a “creator.”
  • I think blu3mo is a creator too (takker).
    • They have created things like kineto.
• Examples:
  • Atelier Basi Application Form
  • Want to Improve Implementation Skills
• The benefits I feel from “creating” are:
  • Verifying ideas through prototyping (Exploring New Models through Implementation)
    • Thinking about the way things could be is more important than the actual act of “creating.”
  • The things I have thought about do not go to waste and can have an impact on the world.
    • Is this what they call “social implementation”?
    • (Although I may not have much motivation for this aspect)
• Creating itself becomes the goal.
  • It is a medium for expressing ideas.
• (Work in progress)

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Random thoughts

• I started to think that maybe I am not the type of person who purely enjoys “creating.”
  • For myself,
  • I probably enjoy it more than the average person, but I don’t think it’s the most enjoyable thing for me.
    • “Creating” is a means to an end.
  • What does it mean to be someone who purely enjoys “creating”?
    • It seems to depend a lot on what you create.
      • If it’s tech-related, the actual implementation process might be enjoyable.
    • The definition is quite vague, so using this term doesn’t seem very useful.
    • Before using the term “creator,” it might be better to focus on the discussion of tech-related implementation work.