i hate math but…

if I want effective solutions to problems, I will need it

Well, you see, just like anyone else my math skills are pretty average.

Math is important because it forms the backbone of countless disciplines and real-world applications. It equips us with problem-solving skills, enhancing logical thinking and analytical abilities. In science, technology, engineering, and even arts, math provides the foundation for innovation. In everyday life, math helps with budgeting, understanding statistics, and even playing strategic games. Whether you’re building a rocket, designing a website, or just figuring out your finances, math underpins it all, making it an essential skill for success in our modern, data-driven world.

In the maker world, that hasn’t stopped me one bit. I’ve got this “knack” for finding creative solutions and learning as I go. Online tutorials from YouTube and collaborating with “math wizard” friends have been my go-to. Sure, I stumble sometimes, but that’s all part of the fun.

Mathematics used to intimidate me, but now I see it as a puzzle waiting to be solved. It’s a challenge, but a fun one (hmmm). I might not have all the answers right away, but the process of finding them – that’s what keeps me going. And every little win, every project that comes to life, it boosts my confidence, I love it.

So, even though my math skills are just average, my passion for making things, my willingness to learn, and my readiness to embrace challenges – they are what make me a maker. And being a maker is not about being perfect; it’s about being persistent, imaginative, and never giving up, no matter what your math skills are.

Hope you had a wonderful day