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I think it's perfectly fine to have some of the hobbies that are completely pointless with no end goal/product, but: Some of them I'm sure you have bigger drea
by gt2 8y ago
I think it's perfectly fine to have some of the hobbies that are completely pointless with no end goal/product, but:
Some of them I'm sure you have bigger dreams with. For those 1 or 2, make your end goal/product happen, even if it sucks. And then do it again. For your music production that would be putting together 5 of the songs you are playing around with in to an LP in a folder and naming it. And perhaps the next one will be of guitar songs, and all in a key you came to be comfortable while learning. These are things noone can take away from you and you will feel productive, while learning/enjoying the hobby.
Compete in a small archery tournament or create your own even if you're the only one that competes.