Follow Your Leisure Plans
Your free time should be as well planned as your productive time. So, planning out quarterly & weekly leisure plan objectives, Just like any objective, should be specific & measurable. Plus, identify habits you should develop to help you reach your objectives.
Every week, you should be figuring out what you can do to progress toward your quarterly objectives. Schedule these activities into your weekly planning. Suppose you are more intentional rather than spontaneous about your leisure. In that case, you'll realize that leisure is forming a larger part of your life.
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Digital Minimalism outlines how we can obtain value from technology while limiting the drawbacks associated with digital clutter. Minimalism is the art of knowing how much is just enough. Digital minimalism applies this idea to our technology. It is the key to living a focused life in an increasingly noisy world. Cal Newport provides an outline of how excessive technology is ruining our leisure time and our interactions. The alternative is stripping your technology back to the minimal tools that improve your life and interactions with others.
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