Since I've started my job, I found that I've got quite some time on hand. When those late night meetings and assignments are out of the way, there are actually more time at my disposal.
Now this got me thinking, how can I make the most out of all these extra free time? I can devote more into what I'm interested in and here's what I did.
Now this got me thinking, how can I make the most out of all these extra free time? I can devote more into what I'm interested in and here's what I did.
1. Learn another language.
I've always wanted to learn French, but I just didn't want to commit to a long term class nor do I want to do anything along the lines of textbook-studying. My friend introduced me to Duolingo and now I am happily tapping on my phone during my free time familiarizing myself with the new language.
What I like about this app?
one, it could be used on any devices (ie. phone and computer);
two, it is practical and easy to follow;
three, the format it teaches gives me motivation to continue and log-in and play on a regular basis.
Perfect for a lazy person like me *big smile to hide big flaws*
2. Pick up a hobby
"Art is The Reason I Wake Up In The Morning"
With all the free time, I am going to create more, feel myself more and put art in a higher priority than I do currently.
My friend and I have found a place that allows us to free paint (charged by the class too, no commitments!) Hence we paint with cups of hot chocolate and biscuits *heart melts in bliss*
I'm also doing random art stuff, making cards for friends, editing videos, drawing...
3. Join in events
Thanks to timable.com, I can easily search for different events to join in. Especially markets with free stuff lol. Back in November I've also joined the colour run with friends, Clockenflap, meet-ups...
4. Do community work
Volunteer. No explanation required.
Don't know where to start? Try HandsOn Hong Kong
5. Get healthy
Exercise! Exercise! Exercise!
I joined Infinity Dance studio to get a weekly dose of exercise (as well as improve my coordination and concentration) I like how nowadays most studios allow you to purchase a set of lessons and then you can just join in whichever class you feel like doing, just like that. (again, no commitments... why does everything I do tends to be one off and flexi-flexi-flexible? perhaps I am starting to develop commitment issues wtf)
I am also going for random hikes and jogs and other sports with my friends.
Sore is the new Sexaaaaay
Really loving my life and enjoy living at the moment. Next on? Perhaps find a meaningful project to stick on, get going on some networking and pave my way to a better lifestyle B)


















