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Find a community you'd like to be a part of and help out there. There is usually no shortage of work around such organization. If no such community exists, mayb
by jononor 10y ago
Find a community you'd like to be a part of and help out there. There is usually no shortage of work around such organization. If no such community exists, maybe start growing one? A Meetup group can be a good starting point.
I helped run an makerspace for some years (unlike most, it is open for anyone to use anytime, not just members). Keeping machines operating, training people on using them, improving the space, sharing knowledge/tips&tricks, nudging people out of lows when they are stuck with projects.
Teach,share,fix,maintain.
- Kalium 10y agoI appreciate, applaud, and agree with your sentiment. It's such a good idea that I've been doing so for a number of years now.