Do you fall into the trap of assuming that your only purpose in life is to be productive? Discovering your individual bliss may include accomplishment, but the full, balanced range of your existence may encompass times where being unproductive is just as appealing. Here are a few recommendations for enjoying totally free or cheap fun, all the while displaying a marked lack of productivity.
Laughing is very important
Whether instigated by jokes, amusing stories or even recommended doses of quirky behavior, the onset of laughter is restorative. Delivery is the most significant thing. If you observe the world around you and don't take yourself too seriously, proper delivery can make even relatively mundane statements into laughter popcorn. Make yourself and someone else smile. It doesn't cost a thing.
Keep new things in mind
If you do not want to do anything, you need to pay attention to the activities of others. Other people do fun things such as playing the piano or rock climbing. Do not ever participate right now. You can do it again later. For now, you just sit back and watch other people do all the things you would love.
See the wild in action
Particularly in the early morning and evening, listen to the sound and rhythm of creatures in the wild. The sounds of birds, insects, frogs and more can create a naturally blissful audio landscape that you can enjoy for free by actually going to the forest, or the swamp. A noise machine is no replacement.
Free parks in summer
Get a chair or blanket and sit in the park listening to and watching the people around you. You can always bring lunch with you while enjoying the free activity of watching others. You do not have to spend money to be happy.
Go to the garden
You can find a neighborhood flower garden or greenhouse to walk around in. It is typically free and is a perfect way to enjoy your afternoon. Your town may have a community flower garden you can through.
There are clouds everywhere
This is a simple one to mix with your trip to the park. Observe cloud formations and try to classify the shapes in your mind. You don't have to know what type of cloud it is, but you can choose whether it looks like Wimpy from "Popeye." If you are with friends and family, share your observations and compare.
Good books to read
Rather than always reading to get info, you can read for pleasure. This is good for your mind because it is interactive and is not quite as hard on your brain as watching television. You will really enjoy the time spent reading.
Look at photos
Every photo you have around you tells some kind of story. You will have good memories by looking through the books. Make sure you look at old photographs and reconnect through them.
Being unproductive tip No. 9: Get in the game
Balance your life out instead of always attempting to work. You do not have to go as far as benign productive by playing some sort of sport. Instead, you need to just watch the sport for just a little while. Watching the game can help you relax and enjoy yourself some more.
Being lazy tip No. 10: Wade or walk
You can hold off on all your work by going on just a little walk in the evening or by taking off your shoes and feeling the sand between your toes. There are rivers and oceans around or even walking trails you can go on.
Laughing is very important
Whether instigated by jokes, amusing stories or even recommended doses of quirky behavior, the onset of laughter is restorative. Delivery is the most significant thing. If you observe the world around you and don't take yourself too seriously, proper delivery can make even relatively mundane statements into laughter popcorn. Make yourself and someone else smile. It doesn't cost a thing.
Keep new things in mind
If you do not want to do anything, you need to pay attention to the activities of others. Other people do fun things such as playing the piano or rock climbing. Do not ever participate right now. You can do it again later. For now, you just sit back and watch other people do all the things you would love.
See the wild in action
Particularly in the early morning and evening, listen to the sound and rhythm of creatures in the wild. The sounds of birds, insects, frogs and more can create a naturally blissful audio landscape that you can enjoy for free by actually going to the forest, or the swamp. A noise machine is no replacement.
Free parks in summer
Get a chair or blanket and sit in the park listening to and watching the people around you. You can always bring lunch with you while enjoying the free activity of watching others. You do not have to spend money to be happy.
Go to the garden
You can find a neighborhood flower garden or greenhouse to walk around in. It is typically free and is a perfect way to enjoy your afternoon. Your town may have a community flower garden you can through.
There are clouds everywhere
This is a simple one to mix with your trip to the park. Observe cloud formations and try to classify the shapes in your mind. You don't have to know what type of cloud it is, but you can choose whether it looks like Wimpy from "Popeye." If you are with friends and family, share your observations and compare.
Good books to read
Rather than always reading to get info, you can read for pleasure. This is good for your mind because it is interactive and is not quite as hard on your brain as watching television. You will really enjoy the time spent reading.
Look at photos
Every photo you have around you tells some kind of story. You will have good memories by looking through the books. Make sure you look at old photographs and reconnect through them.
Being unproductive tip No. 9: Get in the game
Balance your life out instead of always attempting to work. You do not have to go as far as benign productive by playing some sort of sport. Instead, you need to just watch the sport for just a little while. Watching the game can help you relax and enjoy yourself some more.
Being lazy tip No. 10: Wade or walk
You can hold off on all your work by going on just a little walk in the evening or by taking off your shoes and feeling the sand between your toes. There are rivers and oceans around or even walking trails you can go on.
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