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>Yes, even after work, he makes the case for structuring your leisure activities in a similar fashion. I find that this attitude makes it hard for me to relax.
by wccrawford 10y ago
>Yes, even after work, he makes the case for structuring your leisure activities in a similar fashion.
I find that this attitude makes it hard for me to relax. I've always been like this, and while I do derive a certain amount of comfort from it, I find it hard to schedule time to sit and do "whatever", and therefore it's hard to relax during that time.
To put it another way: A day at the beach sounds horrifyingly boring to me, but a day at a waterpark sounds awesome. I feel the need to be doing things during my relaxation time, even if I might be more relaxed doing "nothing".
- markeroon 10y agoI'm the same. I find playing hockey, basketball, etc to be the most "relaxing" of all activities. The only way I can really switch off is by doing something else.
- imesh 10y agoI wonder, I used to feel that way, but now nothing is better than a full day at the beach truely relaxing and doing absolutely nothing. I wonder if it's because of age or because my job is really burning me out and leaving me with no energy.
- wccrawford 10y agoMaybe I'll get there, but I hope I don't have to burn out to do it.