A balance of self-time and others time is usually a formula for happiness.
While confined to our homes in this public health crisis, boredom becomes a real issue real fast.
We have bucket lists for everything, how about a bucket list for how we can use all the time we are confined to a single place?
List all the things we keep saying we wish we had time for – we have it now.
Try something new – a new hobby, a new routine, a new idea, read a book or write a book, start a second career.
Plant something if you have a garden – plants are like animals, they bring joy without asking for much in return.
Put the phone down and take a vacation from negative news, no hope and fear.
Imagine how interesting and productive a bucket list for self-isolation can look like.
Recent Day Starters:
- The Worst Thing Is Doing Nothing
- What’s Working is Not Broken
- Mistakes, I’ve Made a Few
- Asking for Help Is Not an Inconvenience
- A Friend Never Walks Away
- When the Right Answer Is No Answer
- What Does Success Look Like?
- To Overcome Anxiety, Keep on Going
- Listen Before You Scroll
- Lack of Enthusiasm Is Contagious


