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What to do with time savings

What to do with time savings

Active leisure involves things like volunteering, socializing, and exercising. Passive leisure includes activities like watching TV, napping, or online shopping.

Active leisure promotes greater happiness than passive leisure. Spend your leisure time being active!

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