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The issue I take is saying the benefits differ slightly. It's difficult for me to appreciate the equivalent benefits of being able to draw nice pictures vs hav
by andreilys 7y ago
The issue I take is saying the benefits differ slightly.
It's difficult for me to appreciate the equivalent benefits of being able to draw nice pictures vs having mastery over ones mind.
- spodek 7y agoI wrote a post about just this topic: http://joshuaspodek.com/choice-sidcha-isnt-important http://joshuaspodek.com/choice-sidcha-isnt-important. It has a bunch of pictures or I'd copy it here, but the upshot is that more value comes from doing something self-imposed healthy and active every day than from the specific activity. In my experience, a lot of mental mastery comes from discipline, focus, dedication, and such from consistently overcoming challenges. From how you characterize creating art as drawing "nice pictures", I suspect you might underestimate the value of artistic self-expression, fitness, and other things, but I might be misinterpreting.