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Kryptik · 02-05-2008, 01:49 AM

I usually have a problem getting bored on weekends too.

I would find several things to do on weekends that are hard to fit in anywhere else, they're fun to do when you don't have anything more pressing to do.

For example, I want to be a police officer. So, my weekends are filled with practicing defensive tactics (which reminds me, taking up something like martial arts or parkour would be a great use of time), tracking prints in the woods, etc. Sundays I usually set aside for my weekly review (I'm starting in GTD).

So, pretty much, find things you're interested in and find ways to do those things in the weekends.

02-05-2008, 01:49 AM	#9 (permalink)
Kryptik Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Washington, USA Posts: 39	I usually have a problem getting bored on weekends too. I would find several things to do on weekends that are hard to fit in anywhere else, they're fun to do when you don't have anything more pressing to do. For example, I want to be a police officer. So, my weekends are filled with practicing defensive tactics (which reminds me, taking up something like martial arts or parkour would be a great use of time), tracking prints in the woods, etc. Sundays I usually set aside for my weekly review (I'm starting in GTD). So, pretty much, find things you're interested in and find ways to do those things in the weekends.