I play with metal and love iterative improvement of way too many things. (The Japanese concept of kaizen.) I've been more focused on acquiring the few skills left that I need in order to build a home that will last for centuries, as that is my goal. I have too many skills and hobbies to list. It all stems from my outsized curiosity. I learn from anyone and everyone. Life is too amazingly wonderful for it to be any other way, even when things have been bleak at times.
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I live by the philosophy of kaizen! I’ve incorporated quite a few Japanese philosophies into different aspects of my life. I’m not sure how I would’ve made it through certain chapters otherwise.
And I just realized you and @OwenG already follow each other! Here I was, thinking I was making an introduction. 🤦🏻♀️
I haven’t heard someone else use “iterative” outside of me recently that I can recall. Few know its importance. My favorite expression is, “To know and not do is to not truly know.” Iteration is the path to mastery.