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I like this article, and got really interested when the author says that “neither avoiding or resigning to boredom is the answer.” I was curious to see the non
by tr3ntg 2y ago
I like this article, and got really interested when the author says that “neither avoiding or resigning to boredom is the answer.”
I was curious to see the non-obvious, eye-opening solution.
But the solution is a reworded “resign yourself to boredom.”
I still appreciate this conclusion, and it’s the one I expected from the article’s opener, but I’m not sure how else to describe fixing this.
Expect to be bored. It’s a superpower if you can embrace it. Definitely not healthy to flit from one exciting but fleeting activity to the next.