Often, when you come home from work in the evening, you really don't want to watch TV or visit social networks. I want something interesting and meaningful, broadening my horizons and useful, but what exactly is not clear. Access to the Internet willingly comes to the rescue in such cases, which opens up a lot of useful information.
Instructions
Step 1
Learn to cook. Go to the refrigerator and check the contents, and then, based on the available ingredients, find the recipe on the Internet. Nobody forbids, however, to improvise and try to invent your "author's" dish.
Step 2
Make a list of movies. If you don't feel like watching a movie at the moment, you can always start looking for options for the future. Try to study the filmography of your favorite actor (for example, in the early work of Brad Pitt, you can find a lot of great but little-known films) or the director (suddenly you missed something from Tim Burton). In addition, you can explore the list of "classic" films of different genres - or simply "Top 250 in the history of cinema."
Step 3
Read on. This advice may seem trivial, but, as practice shows, it is the most effective. Remember that reading is not limited to the school curriculum: you can find a modern author for yourself, you can study a popular book about physics or history, you can read biographies of cult personalities. You just need to find something that will interest you.
Step 4
Master something useless. There is a lot of entertainment that is unlikely to be of practical use, but extremely fun to learn. For example, penspinning (spectacular twisting of a ballpoint pen between the fingers), card tricks, juggling or origami. It is highly likely that such a "momentary" hobby will result in a serious hobby, which will eventually allow you to amaze your acquaintances.
Step 5
Learn something new. Remember the school curriculum: were you interested in any lessons? Maybe it was easy for you to learn a foreign language or were you interested in physics problems? Try in your free time to master these areas of knowledge in more detail - after all, they are by no means limited to the school course.
Step 6
Participate in contests. Dozens of contests are held every day on television, as part of advertising campaigns and on the Internet, allowing you to win very valuable prizes. The requirements are always different: you will probably have to take up photography, writing poetry, writing letters and drawing. Why not try it, if you still have nothing to do - suddenly discover an unexpected talent?
