Learn more about strategy with this collection
How to start a successful business
How to build a strong team
How to market your business
Take up drawing, painting, sculpting, or another art activity. Making art is a great creative outlet that’s also good for your hand-eye coordination. Just make sure you don’t put pressure on yourself to create the next great artistic masterpiece. Instead, focus on having fun and letting your creativity flow.
1
0 reads
MORE IDEAS ON THIS
Photography is easy to get started with and consistently rewarding. If you carry around a cell phone, you already have a camera that’s plenty good enough to get you started in the world of photography. O...
1
0 reads
Share a hobby with your dog or another animal pal. If you love spending time with your pet and are also looking for a hobby to love, go ahead and combine them! You and your dog, for example, could get involved in “performance dog sports”—competitions that test your canine compani...
1
0 reads
Gardening offers outdoor time, light exercise, and beauty to enjoy. Whether you’re growing a few potted flowers and vegetables on your balcony or beautifying a large backyard, gardening is a great hobby. It’s suited to any budget, climate, or amount of available space—an indoor g...
1
0 reads
Options like crossword puzzles and Sudoku challenge your mind. Similar to board games and card games, classic low-tech brain games like jigsaw puzzles are affordable activities you can do in the comfort of your home. It’s also really easy to get brain games like Sudoku on your sm...
1
0 reads
Whether you venture near or far, travel is a very rewarding hobby. Travel introduces you to new places, new people, and new cultures, all of which are great for personal growth. Even if traveling internationally doesn’t fit your current budget or preferences, venturing beyond you...
1
0 reads
This creative hobby ranges from journaling to writing books. Whether you’re a poet, a blogger, a novelist, or a diarist, writing is one of the most creatively rewarding and intellectually stimulating hobbies out there. Sometimes the words flow effortlessly, and sometimes it’s a s...
1
0 reads
You have to eat anyway, so why not make food prep into a hobby? Like many other hobbies, cooking and baking are really easy to get into, but you can spend a lifetime trying to master them. And here’s a nice perk as you work your way toward mastering this hobby: you get to eat you...
1
0 reads
Any exercise that you enjoy doing can definitely be a hobby. For some people, exercise might be a chore that they only do for the health benefits—kind of like going to the dentist. But if you find an exercise activity like running, biking, or yoga that you truly enjoy, there’s no...
1
0 reads
You can collect stamps, coins, or pretty much anything you wish. That’s the great thing about collecting as a hobby—you can personalize what you collect so it suits you perfectly. Some people choose to collect things like baseball cards, dolls, or magazines in the hopes that they...
1
0 reads
You can collect music or instruments, or make music as a hobby. Your music hobby might involve building up a great collection of vinyl records, for example. But also consider picking up an instrument and making music as your hobby. Play your favorite songs or try your hand at cre...
1
0 reads
These hobbies are great for connecting with friends and family. Board games and card games may seem like outdated relics compared to all the tech options available to you. However, they’re more hands-on and interactive and are perfectly suited to spending quality time in person w...
1
0 reads
Get active supporting a cause that benefits society. If it gives you the joy to get involved as a volunteer supporting a cause like cancer research or childhood literacy, then embrace it as your hobby. Find something that’s meaningful to you and that you know can help make a diff...
1
0 reads
Get creative, spruce up your home, and save money with this hobby. No matter your skill or experience level, there’s a do-it-yourself (DIY) project that suits you. Try fixing a squeaky door, painting a room, re-tiling your bathroom, reconfiguring your garage, or building the kitc...
1
9 reads
Try making something yourself that’s beautiful and/or functional. It’s hard to top the satisfaction you get from standing back and admiring your handiwork after weaving a basket or
1
0 reads
Try bird watching, rock climbing, or another outdoor interest. Getting out into nature is good for your body and soul. Whether it’s an easy nature walk or an arduous hike, a fishing trip or a canoeing expedition, or camping in the woods, or gazing at the stars from your backyard,...
1
0 reads
Reading is a great way to both relax and broaden your horizons. Reading as a hobby? You better believe it! Try curling up with a good biography, inspirational work, whodunit, or romance novel. Reading encourages you to experience, explore, and think about the world from the comfo...
1
0 reads
This is a practical hobby that can also be enjoyable and eye-opening. Learning a new language is always a good skill to add to your repertoire. Even if you don’t really “need” to learn another language, however, doing so helps open your eyes to other cultures in ways you might no...
1
0 reads
CURATED FROM
IDEAS CURATED BY
Related collections
Other curated ideas on this topic:
Art therapy is like using colors, shapes, and forms as a way to understand and express our feelings. It's not about creating a perfect masterpiece; instead, it's a tool for exploring our emotions and reducing stress. When we engage in art, whether through drawing, paintin...
Read & Learn
20x Faster
without
deepstash
with
deepstash
with
deepstash
Personalized microlearning
—
100+ Learning Journeys
—
Access to 200,000+ ideas
—
Access to the mobile app
—
Unlimited idea saving
—
—
Unlimited history
—
—
Unlimited listening to ideas
—
—
Downloading & offline access
—
—
Supercharge your mind with one idea per day
Enter your email and spend 1 minute every day to learn something new.
I agree to receive email updates