I’ve decided to add my first post and start a blog.
It’s not easy – especially for someone who used to doodle (…) on the last page of a notebook instead of paying attention in Polish language classes. Please forgive any spelling mistakes, dyslexia, punctuation, pronouns, commas, adverbs, and exclamation marks!
After all, this is supposed to be my blog, so it will be as imperfect as I am.
It doesn’t have to be beautiful to be perfect.
Posts will appear irregularly, whenever I want to share valuable content that comes from the heart, not out of obligation.
That’s how warsztART was born – out of passion, determination, the desire to create unique things, and make the world more colorful – more creative!
Creating different things isn’t just about the ones you see in the photos I share; it also involves a lot of failures that end up as firewood.
Hours spent in the workshop, piles of sawdust, cutting, carving, and chopping wood.
It may seem like a dream job – because you can really work up a sweat 
However, reality is different, but that doesn’t change the fact that I love what I do. These are the moments when I focus only on properly sanding the edges and forget about my problems. It consumes me, but only because I want to be consumed by it.
Many times I’ve been told to get a “normal” job, but the thing is, for me, this is completely normal. I feel good doing it, I feel fulfilled, like I’ve found myself, even though for some it may seem like mere tinkering with wood. From the bottom of my warsztART heart, I wish that everyone does what they love – the world would be more beautiful.
Okay, you’re probably thinking about money now, because it’s not easy to do what you love, you still need to make a living. You’re right, it’s not easy. However, the key is to pour your whole self into what you do. You could say it’s like a “baby” to whom you give a part of yourself, your values, your love, because it certainly won’t be happy with money alone.
But let’s get to the point. This blog will be about passion, creativity, motivation, and wood! 
If you, dear reader, have made it to the end of my first post, please leave a trace, comment – that way I’ll know if you liked it