Hobbies are crazy valuable. They teach discipline & the benefits of sticking to a single task long enough to see improvement and mastery. It's easy to let them slide in favour of device-related distraction.
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We need to allocate uninterrupted hobby time for ourselves (and kids especially) if we are to learn how to focus in a world that wants us to do the very opposite. It is also an opportunity to learn how to sit with our own minds - to quieten and befriend them.
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Kinda relevant: https://azeria-labs.com/the-process-of-mastering-a-skill/ … very good article written by
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Fully with you on this..
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The thing is that these really aren't hobbies. These are our life's passions. Anything that isn't that, is the problem. Jobs and school are interfering with real life. And they need to be eliminated, or at least made very differently, so as to actually support our passions.
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School is part of real life. Be specific. Some school jobs are critical. If you eliminate those jobs, you'll be adding jobs to our prison system.
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Many hobbies are specifically on ‘devices’ (digital art, video games, reviews, YouTube, etc). We should allocate time to ourselves to do what we enjoy. Kids don’t need time allocated for them by adults - kids are already MUCH better than us at doing what they enjoy.
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