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What to Do When Boredom Hijacks You?

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Whenever boredom strikes, we lose interest in every activity. It seems like we can do nothing to have fun. However, the truth is that there are countless activities to do, but one doesn’t feel motivated to do anything when they are bored.

The bad thing about boredom is that it makes us feel useless, unhappy, and kills all the zeal. Countless times while awaiting your turn at the doctor’s clinic, sitting idle during breaks in work schedules, or waiting for someone, we feel incredibly bored.

We spend that time doing unproductive things like aimlessly scrolling social media feeds, munching on junk food, watching a TV series, or even make weird faces in front of the mirror (let’s admit it).

In the immortal words of Leo Tolstoy,

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