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      At the time of quarantine, many people had to give up on some of their routines and some of them don't know what to do without their busy schedule. Others might just look for new ways to spend time. Whatever reason - you might find this list useful, so let's get to it! Creative / Learning new skills 1. Write a song 2. Write a story 3. Write a poem Write without distractions Rhyme Desk Rhyme Zone 4. Draw/Paint Drawspace The Etherington Brothers 5. Play with editing Online gif maker Online gif maker II Glitch Glitch II Glitch III Glitch IV 6. Learn a new language Duolingo Ancient languages Omniglot Korean: How to study Korean Korean phrases Learning through playing: Ba Ba Dum Clozemaster Hiragana (Japanese) Kana Invaders (Japanese) Japanese 7. Take some photos 8. Gain a whole new skillset/DIY DIY DIY II dummies Instructables monkeysee Text books WikiHow 9. Make a soap 10. Make a candle 11. Expand your knowledge brain pump HowSt

      Happiness . That is what we all look for, it's a point in our life when we will feel fulfilled and satisfied. Okay, it sounds great, but... When?   Well, it's both easy and extremely hard. It's easy because it's a decision. I make this decision every day: ,,Today, I will be happy". It's hard, because you have to actually do something. Notice what most people do. Get up angry, get even angrier at everything on their way and then they are exhausted. Anger and/or fear consumes all of their resources and energy, lowering their vibrations and inviting even more negativity.   Let's fix it.  Mindset   Already said it before, but there is never enough, as this is a crucial part and also the first step.       2. Balanced diet   You probably know by now (even if you want to delete this information from brain every single time 'cause you love your junk food) - what you eat affects not just your body, but also your mind (examples: clarity, me

          Most people ask this question at some point and they might look for answers in many sources. They can try talking to others, reading books or articles, thinking it through day and night. They might come to many conclusions, accept one of the statements as their own or stay unsure. The danger of this process is that: a) we never really find out and feel bad about it b) we give up on searching and try to keep living somehow, hoping that the answer will come one day c) we think we found out, but we realize it's not true after all.           How to escape this trap of overthinking life and constant search for sense? You have to understand one , just one thing. Life doesn't make any sense. I guess that's not what you wanted to hear, huh? You might now ask ,,what do I live for, then?" and that's the right question. Your purpose is to give your life meaning. You live for what you love and whatever you choose it to be, that's it.           Fulfill y