Playing any musical instrument. The feeling of your practice grindings pay off, no matter how still mundane it is to compared to social media professional musicians, is a pretty good feeling.
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Video games might not sound like much of a change, but they’re more active than watching movies. It’s a small step away from that totally passive mode.
Life is pretty boring, which is why content addiction works... :/
I did Taekwondo at one point in my life. It was super fun, because I actually felt like I achieved something (a belt) for my hard work
Don't you get a belt at the start?
Go for out to an interesting place and take some cool photos.