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Exercise. Seriously, it keeps you healthy, gives time to think (away from a computer) and keeps your mind fresh.
by bgray 17y ago
Exercise. Seriously, it keeps you healthy, gives time to think (away from a computer) and keeps your mind fresh.
- jacoblyles 17y agoAnd sleep! I am focusing on sleeping more this year. It does wonders for my productivity.
- z8000 17y agoYes! Naps help me greatly and since I work from home, I consider them a luxury.
- labria 17y agoI recently started running, it's awesome!
- cakesy 17y agoRunning is rubbish, slow and boring, and you never get anywhere exciting. Try cycling, you can actually go places, have a great time, and see a lot of the world around you. Running if for people to cheap to buy a bike:)
- labria 17y agoI have two bikes. But I still prefer running everyday, keeping cycling more of a holiday activity.
- jrockway 17y agoI agree, although the way you make your argument makes you sound like a fanboi. The advantage of cycling is that you get tired/bored when you are 30 miles away from your house. When I run, I get bored after a block, and can just walk home :)
- perseo47 17y ago"I believe that Running is rubbish, slow and boring, and you never get anywhere exciting". FTFY. Have you ever run in a natural park or a mountain?
- kgermino 17y agoI agree. I've been a regular runner for a few years now and its a great way to relax, let off some steam, and get into great shape. Also depending on where you live there's usually a tight-nit community of runners so you can make some great friends.
- bombs 17y agoI've recently moved from running only to running and lifting weights at the local gym — the gym is even a short run from home. It's been a great way to meet new people too.
- jberryman 17y agoSame here. Helps keep my mind and my mood healthier and I can get more done.
- 10ren 17y agoImportant point: it doesn't have to be vigorous, nor a big production. A daily 5 minute half-brisk walk gives a disproportionate share of the benefits.