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Reading is probably listed among slow hobbies, as it moves us out of the instant gratification loop. 

Found this video spoke about much more than just that, to a need to remove ourselves from the constant distractions, and the ability to just say no

Reading is probably listed among slow hobbies, as it moves us out of the instant gratification loop. 

Found this video spoke about much more than just that, to a need to remove ourselves from the constant distractions, and the ability to just say no

https://youtu.be/A3wJcF0t0bQ?si=WrU0O4QV79lO3Nq8

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“Let’s face it… the act of reading is really boring.”

Boredom is one of the most valuable teachers in all of life. 

In fact, I have a day off tomorrow and planning the best way to do bored. Any ideas?

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I'm afraid I don't find most reading very boring. ^^ But there's probably a bit of training to start finding more satisfaction and excitement in these slow, less instantly gratifying activities. 

Boredom exercises... I think there was an exercise where you just put rice grains out in a long row or something. For a looong time. Not sure where I read it but some essay about boredom. It's cheap and easy to try.