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"You could try to avoid cutting leisure altogether...". It's an admirable ambition to cut out distractions and focus only on being productive, but leisure is f
by grhino 18y ago
"You could try to avoid cutting leisure altogether...".
It's an admirable ambition to cut out distractions and focus only on being productive, but leisure is for relaxing the mind. Even if you don't plan for leisure, you're gonna engage it anyways. Even if it's something simple like staring at a dancing flame or watching the clouds pass by.
Separating your productive environment from your fun environment is a good idea. Now, if only I could eliminate distractions for long enough to do such a thing...
- unalone 18y agoYeah. Hence what I said about avoiding cold turkey. Though it also helps if your leisure is something that gets the mind working, like engaging in debate on a site like this. I've rarely found myself wasting much time here, thanks to the tight little community. I stop by a few times a day and then I'm done.