Prior to this new hobby, piecing together boards from IKEA was pretty much the extent of my "building physical things" experience.
Now, I've kitted out the garage with a chop saw, circular saw, jigsaw, orbital sander, and a bunch of other bits and bobs.
Some of the creators I've found who, inarguably, produce beautiful things with seemingly minimal effort frustrate the hell out of me.
It was a beginners workshop on building a simple web app with Ruby on Rails (a web framework), and about 10-ish people attended.
He couldn't figure out how to install Ruby on his MacBook. He didn't know where to start. He wasn't sure what a "command prompt" was. And on, and on, and on.
It'd been so long since I'd been in the position where I had to start totally from scratch that I absolutely couldn't relate to what he was going through, and I was quickly running out of patience.
Now, this wasn't his fault. I should have made it clearer from the get-go who the workshop was for, or at least had some sort of guide to send everyone in advance.