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The essential principle here is that fun is relative. By intentionally decreasing our exposure to high-stimulation activities, we can train our minds to find joy in what we previously deemed as monotonous. After a personal experience of cutting back on social media and shallow entertainment, one could pivot towards reading non-fiction and exploring creative writing.
Initially difficult and frustrating, this transition is notable for its profound impact. Over time, reading morphed into an enjoyable activity, and writing, once a chore filled with struggle, blossomed into a cherished part of daily life. The key was simple: by willingly embracing boredom, new avenues of creativity opened up, allowing for significant improvement and satisfaction in one’s endeavors.