Various studies show that creative hobbies increase our happiness and well-being, and they can even make our work more productive. Spending more time on something we are passionate about, unrelated to our work, boosts our confidence at our jobs.

The Passion Project

Creating a morning routine is a game-changer for your passion project.With a clear, distraction-free mind, you can work on your passion for 30 to 60 minutes in the morning, maybe just one step of work, providing you with a great start of the day.

The Morning Routine

While we normally would allot a day or a weekend for our passion project, we end up not moving forward in spite of the time set aside.If we can spare a few minutes to work on our passion project, in increments, we start to build something, with consistency.

Time Allotment Myth

At the end of the week or the month, review and track your progress, reminding yourself of the goals you have achieved.

Track And Review

Instead of burning the midnight oil working on your passion, you are much better off prioritizing sleep, and it can actually provide you with a productivity boost.

Get Some Sleep

Instead of committing to yourself to work your passion project every day, try to give it 5 days in a week, or even fewer, for a better success rate.

5 Of 7 Rule

Freelancing, the side hustle, the Etsy page, the passion project - the myriad of modern-day ways we try to address the dilemma of not getting to pursue our "real" passions alongside our bill-paying full-time jobs. Studies show that creative hobbies and following our passions makes us happier, so how can we fit it all in?

Time Allotment Myth

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