It feels a little awkward for me to say all this in a comment section, but I’m thankful that you made this video. I’m not as old as you, but I feel the same way about hobbies. When I was younger I was embarrassed of my hobbies, and I hid them. Now that I’m older, I regret that. I also like toys and collecting things. I don’t share it with a lot of people, but this video was nice to hear. I also love music, and I play the flute. Thank you for this video, and I hope you keep making them! I think that you’ll go far.
15:54 Well I don't have a job because I'm just 17.. but sometimes I get busy studying.. and when I want to balance between studying time and my free time.. all I do is not think about "how long will it take me to finish studying?" Also, I don't think about "what I will do in my free time" while studying... because I will keep thinking about what I will do after studying throughout the study period and I will not get results in my school certificate😅.. So the first and main factor that helps me balance my study time and my free time is thinking about what I have in my hand now.. I mean.. Do I have my book with me or a bag of popcorn? It depends on making my thinking revolve around the moment.
Beyblades are cool, I still collect them in my 20s, lol. Honestly, many of my hobbies are things I loved as a kid, playing games, reading comics, sketching etc. I don’t see anything wrong with enjoying 'childish' activities in your free time. As long as you’re growing emotionally and professionally, you should feel free to pursue whatever passions make you happy in life.
@@YuraYura-e1g oh yeahh i really agree with your opinion nothing wrong with playing our childish hobbies. This just about different perspectives from the people who thinking those things are childish. Thanks to share your thoughts anyway☺️
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It feels a little awkward for me to say all this in a comment section, but I’m thankful that you made this video. I’m not as old as you, but I feel the same way about hobbies. When I was younger I was embarrassed of my hobbies, and I hid them. Now that I’m older, I regret that. I also like toys and collecting things. I don’t share it with a lot of people, but this video was nice to hear. I also love music, and I play the flute. Thank you for this video, and I hope you keep making them! I think that you’ll go far.
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Well I don't have a job because I'm just 17.. but sometimes I get busy studying.. and when I want to balance between studying time and my free time.. all I do is not think about "how long will it take me to finish studying?"
Also, I don't think about "what I will do in my free time" while studying... because I will keep thinking about what I will do after studying throughout the study period and I will not get results in my school certificate😅..
So the first and main factor that helps me balance my study time and my free time is thinking about what I have in my hand now.. I mean.. Do I have my book with me or a bag of popcorn? It depends on making my thinking revolve around the moment.
14:10 .. It is preferable to use "balance" I guess..
Beyblades are cool, I still collect them in my 20s, lol. Honestly, many of my hobbies are things I loved as a kid, playing games, reading comics, sketching etc. I don’t see anything wrong with enjoying 'childish' activities in your free time. As long as you’re growing emotionally and professionally, you should feel free to pursue whatever passions make you happy in life.
@@YuraYura-e1g oh yeahh i really agree with your opinion nothing wrong with playing our childish hobbies. This just about different perspectives from the people who thinking those things are childish. Thanks to share your thoughts anyway☺️
Thanks for sharing!
@@KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer with pleasure 😌☺️
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