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" As we work from home —balancing zoom meetings with home-schooling —the importance of craft becomes more apparent. Not only is craft relaxing in these uncertain times, but it stimulates a part of the brain that strengthens problem-solving. Slow craft time facilitates the reflection and imagination that can get lost in the push for quick results. Or as Richard Sennett in The Craftsman explains it: “To do good work means to be curious about, to investigate and to learn from ambiguity. As with Linux programmers, nursing craft negotiates a liminal zone between problem solving and problem finding.” “The experimental rhythm of problem solving and...\n"
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