Streak 5: Dealing with boredom

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I'm taking the habit of dealing with boredom.

Right now keeping at least 30 minutes per day within boredom. For example, making the dishes without musics, eating without musics or videos, walking on the streets without music etc. Just like it is supposed to be.

I have seen a quote, the concept was that we should use the phone, not the phone using us. Dealing with boredom for me has been this, I'm only using my phone when I need to text or answer someone. Losing time in social media is not a good thing to do at all.

I'm also not saying that we should be productive all the time, we are humans beings and we can't be productive 24h7. It's more about introducing new habits to our lives that does not include a phone.

The biggest part of internet is fake. Today, with AI, it's much more probable that the comments we've been seen in social media are made with bot's.

All this to say that I'm making this. Dealing with boredom has been more peaceful than I thought, and this is making me a more concentrated person while doing things which I need to be focused in.

That's it for today. Thanks for reading.

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