Thanks about the post. They are our treasures. Cut out your treasure, and suddenly everything else starts to look bland. This is why bringing back piano, running, reading, or whatever habit you once had can have such a big impact on your current functions.

Thanks for that. It sure is why we live. Cutting it out is cutting out a piece of us, and that can’t healthy.

I yearn for impact.

Doing things you enjoy is WHY YOU LIVE, people! WAKE UP! Don’t cut it out of your life. That’s the part of life we enjoy the most!

Simple message, brilliant impact.

Good call though about how items that are labeled unproductive only are if they aren’t providing you with fulfillment and energy build-up. If they are, they are just fine.

Thanks for that. That big picture is only there for some of us that want to see it. Some like to only keep the small picture in view, and that can leave some results missing.

Good call about the enjoyable time energizing all areas of your life. It is like a big water fountain that we can either drink from, or leave untouched, and when we leave it untouched, we feel a bit dried out in the other things we do.

You’ve got this point down in that action. I like that you said it leads to dreading the required activity. No one wants that, so no one should head in that direction.

Good call about integration there. A lot of corporations might tell employees about synergy, while leaving out part #2 of the pairing, which is the enjoyment factor.

Thanks for this.

Thanks about that. It sure might be what causes others to appreciate them. Usually our quirks are the things people remember us by, because the rest is all the same as everyone else. I’m not giving up anything someone might see as quirky.

This is true about how deep down they aren’t enjoyable. I have done much to avoid feeling negative about something else, and then both didn’t go well. Running from something is terrible compared to understanding why you are running from it, and staying away from it on purpose.

Good call about passionate versus mind-numbing hobbies.

Video games can be enjoyable, but each person should see if they really are enjoying them.

I sure am glad to reiterate that point about the the thing we enjoy. That one thing we have been doing for years, and has become our fun habit, might be the energizer we have that no one else has, which gives us a unique way to set our routine. One example of this would be someone who likes drawing flowers, who can do that every day at a certain time and plan their other activities around it.

These are only wise words when Steven labels them as such~