Bored? 5 Ways To Spend Your Free Time

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Nowadays everyone is constantly busy with something. But being busy doesn't mean we're using our time efficiently.
It's sad to say this, but most people completely waste their time.
And time is our most valuable resource. We can't make more of it, like we can make more money for example.
So it's wise to use our time in a way that will benefit us.

When we're bored, what do we usually do?
Most of us up end being glued to a phone, TV or a computer screen.
That might ease our boredom in the moment, and we might not even consider that time to be wasted.
But there's an opportunity cost.
That time could've been spent on a different, more valuable activity.
Specifically on something that could actually benefit us greatly in the future.

This is why in this video I'll go over 5 things that will help ease your boredom, and teach you to use your free time more productively.

#bored #boredom

[BetterThanYesterday]

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[ohizedomialawani]

1. Reading
2. Planning and goal setting
3. Exercise
4. Clean up your room/phone/laptop
5. Improve or learn a new skill

[ankavoskuilen]

Number 6: just sit and think.

Endure boredom for a short while and learn more about yourself.
It can be very valuable.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Work out, trust me even if it's for 30 minutes, it'll be good for you

[apeur]

I used to be a bookwork wayback school days. I love going and staying at the library. I can finish a whole book in a day. But ever since social media became a thing, I kinda lost my interest in books, and I regret it so much. Now I'm slowing staying away from social media, deleted my Facebook, twitter and Instagram, and it's one of the best decisions I've done in my life.

[karimkarim]

1-Reading books 📖 01:10
2- planning📝📈 03:10
3-Exercise 🏋️🤾⛹️ 04:44
4-Clean up your room 🛏️(n yr phone) 07:00
5-learn new skill🎨🖌️📽️🎻🥁 08:44

Thank me later♥️😛

Edit: thanks for the likes

[marieevebergeron]

Other ways:
- Meditate
- Journal (reflect on your life)
- Create something new
- Improve something (anything in your life)
- Call or talk to someone (develop real social interactions)
- etc.

[cocukveyasam]

1- Reading
2- Planning and goal setting
3- Exercise
4- Clean up your room
5- Learn a new skill

1- Okuma
2- Plan yapma ve hedefleri belirleme
3- Alıştırma (Egzersiz)
4- Odanı düzenleme ve temizleme
5- Yeni bir yetenek kazanma/ Yeni bir iş öğrenme

[roastedlemon]

Tips I found useful in this video:
1. Take a book wherever you go.

[strange_sage]

I honestly though I was wasting my time a lot more but once I watched this video and realized I do all of these I feel a lot better about where my life is going. Reading is the best part of my day<3, I've noticed I haven't been as stressed after I started working out and I deep clean my room every Sunday which makes a huge difference!! I take the whole day to myself, do self-care, clean, and just relax to get myself mentally, emotionally, and physically ready for the week ahead<333

[lucasreijken]

I stopped with gaming cause I was to addicted to it, when I stopped there was so many free time to spend. With that free time I just tried to read, do some workouts and other things I usually never do. It helped me so much that I am in a very good mood the last three months. Thanks to this video's.

[shadowlord]

When I'm bored, I always do something of the following things:
-Go for a walk
-Practice drawing
-Play videogames
-Write a book/comtinue writing a book (noone's gonna read my books but I still enjoy writing)
-Watch anime/netflix
-Compose music

[WilliamJonesChess]

Best point
08:42 learn a new skill. "Don't let school get in the way of education" Mark Twain

[perfectstar]

1.Reading
2.Planning & goal setting
3.Exercise
4.Clean up your room
5.Learn a new skills

[edilynnquinton]

I am on summer vacation right now. I haven’t been on my phone much but when I am I have mainly been reading articles on things that interest me. However, the more I read and the deeper into the rabbit hole of ideas I go, the more I worry that I had never had my own original opinions. It’s not all political, but a lot of the articles that I’ve been reading have been helping me realize the error in my beliefs. I also read fiction and very much enjoy my adrenaline inducing books. And overall? The more I read the happier I am. But I have very much strayed from who I was prior.

[jaylen_]

I haven't even been bored this quarantine, but I still clicked on the notification as soon as I saw it, just because I love your channel so much.

[someoneontheinternet]

I can't actually remember the last time I was bored. Instead I'm too busy feeling the crushing weight of a million things I'm not doing, all of them feeling of primary significance, and none of them seemingly achievable, so I just doomscroll. Just stay on YouTube and they can't get you. And there's always something to watch on YouTube. You will protect me. You will keep me safe.

[planlife]

Journalling. It’s great for expressing what’s on your mind or working through problems but also great to look back on periodically to gain insights about yourself, see the lessons you’ve learned and how you have grown. Wish we all realised just how little time we have in this life. This video is gold.

[misterhot]

Journal every day, I’ve done so every day since 1989. It’s very cathartic and channels emotions much more effectively.

[tammyleow]

We could also spend a little free time to make someone's day or life a little better too. (E.g Notes/ Services/ Community work) Time spent giving is seldom wasted time :)