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The answer is completely subjective, whatever the individual feels is important for them to quit. >I get what you mean, but for someone with habit of looking f
by jjulius 2y ago
The answer is completely subjective, whatever the individual feels is important for them to quit.
>I get what you mean, but for someone with habit of looking for distraction whenever they have nothing to do it won't be a cure, bandaid at best.
This is something society seems to have forgotten to do, and what I've focused on helping my kids remain capable of as they grow older - knowing how to be bored.