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Thoughts about motivation I hope there are no many mistakes :) but anyway There are so many interesting things in our life and so little time! I'd love to combine work, my hobbies, especially learning languages, hanging out with friends and so on. But I'm limited just 24h a day and there are about 10 hours of work including work itself, riding to work, lunch, about 8 hours of sleep, plus breakfasts, dinners and so on. So, I've got and I suppose most of the people have just about 4-5 free hours a day. But how to use those 5 hours efficiently, to learn languages, to do some your hobbies, to hangout with friends, how to motivate yourself? Hobby is a thing you love, but sometimes there are moments you don't really like or they turns to just a boring routine, for example learning some grammar rules, reading some actually useful stuff, for example about medicine, that will definitely help in my career, but that's so boring sometimes and you stretch reading an article to those 4 hours that supposed to take about an hour, procrastinating. So what would you advice? :)

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Thoughts about motivation

I hope there are not many mistakes :) but anyway
There are so many interesting things in our life and so little time! I'd love to combine work, my hobbies, especially learning languages, hanging out with friends and so on. But I'm limited to just 24h a day and there are about 10 hours of work including work itself, riding to work, lunch, about 8 hours of sleep, plus breakfasts, dinners and so on. So, I've got and I suppose most people have just 4-5 free hours a day. But how to use those 5 hours efficiently, to learn languages, to do some your hobbies, to hangout with friends, how to motivate yourself? A hobby is a thing you love, but sometimes there are moments you don't really like or they turn into just a boring routine, for example learning some grammar rules, reading some actually useful stuff, for example about medicine, that will definitely help in my career, but that's so boring sometimes and you stretch reading an article to those 4 hours that supposed to take about an hour, procrastinating.
So what would you advise? :)


Good writing and not many mistakes. As for advice, prioritise, set strict time windows and stick to them. It's easier said than done...

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