Have you thought of the things you can do while you are bored?
Have you ever done something that is not only interesting but also time killing?
We suggest you try the activities listed below to counter a boring moment.
1. Do yoga

Whether you are young or old, overweight or fit, yoga has the power to calm the mind and strengthen the body. Studies have shown that yoga can decrease the secretion of cortisol, the primary stress hormone, which in turn can improve your overall health. It incorporates breathing exercises, meditation and poses designed to encourage relaxation and reduce stress.
2. Learn a new skill

One of the best ways to leverage your spare time in the upcoming year is to learn a new skill. Like learning a new language, learn a new instrument, start performing house repairs. Learning helps you become more open to change. By developing a growth mindset and believing you can learn new things you will be more adaptable to the changes happening in your profession and workplace and you will be more willing to take on new ways of working.
3. Get up to date on current events.

Keeping up with current events can enrich your life and teach you so much about the world. Keeping up with current events lets you know what is going on around the world, and therefore lets you learn about different cultures. Learning about the news opens up your mind to everything that is happening. Keeping up with the news makes us informed about the world around us, making us more intelligent and also giving us an opinion on certain issues.
4. Increase your brain power

Do something new, Think positive, It’s been proven that regular exercise helps to increase brain function and enhances neurogenesis. Train your memory. Good mental health helps you enjoy life and cope with problems. It offers a feeling of well-being and inner strength.A healthy body is linked to a healthy mind: if your body feels good, you will too.
5. Play some board games

Playing board games bring people closer, strengthens relationships, and can help you meet new people. It teaches you how to set goals and be patient. Also, it’s a great for reducing stress and makes for laughter.It’s not an activity that should be enjoyed once in a while when you get bored, for the best results it has to be a regular mission.
6. Read a book

Reading relieves tension and stress, which is brain-cell killers because it’s a form of escapism. Reading Makes You More Empathetic. Reading is a way to escape your own life, and can take you to faraway lands, other times, and put you in other people’s shoe
7. Cook for your family.

Make mealtime a family time. Cooking together and prioritizing health over the convenience of processed food are great ways to lead by example and help your children buy into a culture of wellness. Building daily and seasonal traditions around cooking together helps strengthen your family’s commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
8. Grow a little garden

It can promote calm and a sense of accomplishment. Bored and looking for something to do outside on a nice day. Gardening might be the perfect way to spend some time out in the sun, getting some physical activity.
9. Teach your pet new tricks

Trick training is likely to result in better health (as many tricks help build muscle tone and stamina), increased flexibility, balance and concentration, as well as a boost in your dog’s confidence and you. They enjoy the stimulation of human interaction and most certainly wouldn’t turn down a tasty treat as a reward for a trick well done!
10. Research new ways to save and make money

Saving can give you freedom. Knowing the reasons to save money can be critical if you want to stick with a savings plan for the long term. So even though spending money is arguably more exciting, you should consider saving money a priority. Little savings can add up, and if you are focused on saving on little things, you’ll often find ways to save on the bigger items.
Which tips work for you? Share in the comments below!