Hobbies - Happier Human (original) (raw)

Have you been feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or stuck in the same routine lately? Whether you are balancing a career, managing a household, raising children, or trying to juggle everything at once, it is easy to put your own interests and happiness on the back burner. Over time, constantly caring for everyone else can leave you … Read more

Being a stay-at-home mom can feel both rewarding and, honestly, a little isolating sometimes. The days get busy with family needs, and carving out time for yourself? Yeah, that’s a challenge. Picking up a hobby is a solid way to unwind, have a little fun, and remember what you love outside of parenting. Doing something just for you … Read more

Do you love spending time alone but aren’t always sure how to spend your time alone? I hear ya! Taking up solo hobbies is totally a thing for introverts who need “me-time” to recharge, CEOs, teachers, or stay-at-home moms who need a break from their hectic lives. Choosing hobbies to do alone has plenty of benefits: It … Read more

In the world of hobbies, pretty much anything goes. There is a hobby for everyone, whether it is something on the traditional side, like practicing sports, creating an herb garden, or making crafts, or more on the unusual side. Of course, what hobby is truly bizarre is up to you (and the times we live … Read more

Judy, a friend of mine, has been married for five years, and she has no complaints except that she felt they did very little together as a couple. Watching her husband flicking through his phone for long periods was becoming the norm. They weren’t even talking to each other. That’s when she realized it was … Read more

As a child, I was always creative and could draw for as long as I remember. If I did not have my face in a book or was filling up my sketch pad, I could be found writing creative stories. In other words, art, reading, and writing have always been my main hobbies and allow … Read more

It’s essential for families to spend time together. That’s just as true when you are a family of two or three as it is being a larger family (and if your family includes extended family members). It is, however, not easy choosing activities the whole family will enjoy, and I get it. It’s called decision … Read more

Gone are the days of adding your social security or identity number, full street and postal addresses, personal email address, references, and more to your resume. We live in a time where you should only have the necessary information on your professional resume that will attract HR managers and future employers to look at your qualifications. … Read more

I always said that if I was given a choice, I’d be a lifelong student, studying one degree after the other at colleges all over the world. Upon reflection, this desire to always be a student is true today, even though I haven’t been enrolled for a college degree for more than a decade. I’ve … Read more

Ugh. Teenagers and their devices. You feel it too, right? It’s like their smartphones, tablets, and other tech are melted to their hands and they can’t go a second… without responding to the ping of an incoming message or mail, scrolling endlessly on social media platforms, liking, commenting, and sharing posts, and playing games. While … Read more