I don't know what to do with free time

[HU-C]

Sometimes I have time, but don't know how to use it.
Maybe you got the same experience and can help me

[Konini]

Hi HU-C
You need to get together with Akashic Librarian. I posted a long reply to him.

Let us know how you get on!

[Trezker]

Not knowing what to do is a problem. It's the most boring state you can be in.
Not being able to do anything is pretty close though.

You should try learning stuff. It might feel boring to learn stuff, but it's no more boring than doing nothing.

[BChris]

Well I was in your same spot 3 months ago. Im in college studying computer science at the moment but I usually end up doing nothing with all my free time. Im very quiet around people so no friends at all just a few ones. Well in christmas I was so bored one day that I decided to start a blog and now im very exited about it. I spend a lot of time writing articles and searching good content from other bloggers. That little thing give me a really needed boost in my personal life because I was exited about something and now Im getting things done more enthusiastic. Right now Im on a 30 day trial (february) *wake up at 5 or 7 am and walk. Im not recommending you to start a blog if you dont want to my point here is you need to find something that boost your personal life and then start from there. Remember that most of the time stupid ideas are briliant so think about something a little detail and start doing little things until you get what you want.

Remember Stop thinking and start doing!

By the way my blog is Technology Matter

[linglang]

Hey, man, coming to this blog and talking to people and looking at threads and joining discussions are what you can do!
I hardly even have time to come to the forum... I really want to spend more time and read more!

[Adrian]

It depends on how much free time you have!

If you don't have much free time per day, your best bet is to fill it up with reading, or something else you enjoy doing (writing, daydreaming, texting on you cell, etc.). However, if you have a significant chunk of unused time every day, learning a new skill (musical instrument, foreign language, computer skills, exercising, etc.) is the best way to go. (Not sure what new skill to learn? Pick one that looks interesting, and go with it for 30~90 days. After that, if you still enjoy it, continue on with it; otherwise, dump it and move on to another skill you'd love to learn.)