I often don’t know what to do in this dilemma. You’re at home, and you have a choice, for example, between reading a book or playing.
What do we often do? We decide to play.
Why? Because playing is fun, exciting, and easy to start.
Reading, on the other hand, requires a bit more effort and can seem a bit more boring. But when we push ourselves a little, what happens systematically? We think, but… Why didn’t I do that instead? Because reading is so much more interesting and informative than playing.
In recent years, a lot has been said about saving time. There is a subscriber who told me, “Ok, save time, but for what?” In this post, we will look at some intelligent activities to do at home. We will take our share of energy, and we will see all the activities we can do when this share of energy is full, when we have plenty of willpower.
And as we go through the post, this share of energy is like that of a computer. We will therefore see activities that we can do when we have a little less willpower.
Reading
The first activity you can do at home is reading.
I recently read the book “Eat That Frog”, which is a book about procrastination. And the author also says :
