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Hobbies:

A hobby is a type of hobbits that we do in your spare time.   The following are a major type of hobbies :

• Collecting postal stamps
• Collecting old coins.
• Blog writing.
• Writing a book. 
• Photography. 
• Learning A New Language. 
• Singing a songs or playing an instrument. 
• Arts and Crafts. 
• Cooking food

Having a hobby that we enjoy brings us joy and enriches our lives. It gives us something fun to do during our leisure time and affords us the opportunity to learn new skills. We are very fortunate to have so many different options out there today. In fact, there are entire websites devoted to hobbies and interests. The best way to cultivate a new hobby is to try something new. The world is full of wonderful, exciting activities that we can explore and adopt as our own. Of course, all of us are unique and, therefore, our interests and hobbies vary. But once we find a hobby that we truly enjoy and are passionate about, we become hooked. It becomes part of our lives and captivates us in a very personal way.

There are many reasons why all of us should have at least one hobby, but here are the main advantages: 

It makes you more interesting. People who have hobbies have experiences and stories that they can share with others. They also have specialized knowledge that they can teach to anyone who also has an interest in the same topics as they do. It helps to relieve stress by keeping you engaged in something you enjoy. Hobbies give you a way to take your mind off the stresses of everyday life. They let you relax and seek pleasure in activities that aren’t associated with work, chores or other responsibilities.

Hobbies help you become more patient. In order to develop a new hobby, you have to learn how to do something that is brand new to you. The odds are there will be a learning curve, and you will need to be patient in order to build your skills. Having a hobby can help your social life and create a bond with others. A hobby is something that you can frequently enjoy with other people. Whether you join a club, play in a league, or just gift others with the fruits of your labor, a hobby is a great way to meet and get closer to people who have the same interests as you do. It increases your confidence and self-esteem. The odds are that if you really enjoy an activity, you are usually pretty good at it. Any activity that you can excel in is an opportunity for you to build your confidence and develop pride in your accomplishments. Hobbies help reduce or eradicate boredom. They give you something to do when you find yourself with nothing to fill your time. They also give you an activity that you can look forward to and get excited about. It helps you develop new skills. A hobby that you really dedicate your time to will lead you to build new skills. As you spend more time at your hobby you will become better and better at it. It increases your knowledge. Along with building new skills, you will also gain new knowledge through the development of your hobby. It enriches your life and gives you a different perspective on things. No matter what type of hobby you choose, you will definitely be exposed to new ideas. Hobbies help you grow in various ways, including exposing you to new opinions and to new ways to look at life. It challenges you. When you pick a new hobby, you will be involved in activities that are novel and challenging. If you don’t find your hobby challenging, then you also won’t find it engaging, and it will be less enjoyable. That means you need to find a better hobby. It helps prevent bad habits and wasting time. There is an old saying that “idle hands are the devil’s workshop.” If you have good hobbies to fill up your free time, then you will be less likely to spend that time on wasteful or negative activities.

Trying to figure out what to do during your days off or your evenings could be some tough stuff. It can feel a little cheesy trying to find a hobby as an adult, especially when one doesn’t include drinking or happy hours. When you don’t know what to choose, all the options seem kind of lame: Knitting is for old ladies, sports have never been your thing, and if you pick up something like biking or gaming, you’ll feel like a little kid. But having a hobby doesn’t just have to be a time filler you do in between friend hangouts and work. It can morph into a passion that gets you excited, helps you recover from a long day, or gets your mind working. It helps you boost the quality of your life, and that’s why they’re so important to have. But what if you’re not particularly passionate about anything? Where do you start?  Well, first of all, everyone has a passion — you just haven’t discovered yours yet, probably. But don’t worry, there are a lot of easy (and painless) ways to find out just what it is. Below are seven tips on how to discover what you love to do and find your hobby as an adult. Get ready to feel fulfilled.

Interesting hobbies that many people attracts to the following :

SLNO ACTIVE-PARTICIPATION SENCES INSTICTIVE RESULTING ENJOYMENT CREATIVITY

1 Weight-lifting Drawing, New instrument Coding Reading Jewellery-Making

2 Running Photography Spin Classes Content-writing Yoga Fabric-Arts

3 Rock climbing, Graphic Design DJing Painting New Language Lock-picking

4 Martial Arts, Music production Running Crafting Travelling Writing-Spoken-Word

5 Mountain Biking, Rock-Climbing Online Courses Fishing Visiting Museums Interior-Design

6 Exercising, Martial Arts Cooking Jogging Music Production Wood-Arts

7 Camping, New Languages Gym Running Singing,

8 Hiking Public speaking Exercises DIY -Home Projects Lyrics –Writing

9 Painting Searching Job Freelancing Garden planting Story-Writing

10 Spin Classes Camping Yoga Watering Garden Music Composing,

11 Amusement parks, Road Trips Event-Management Cooking

12 Dance classes, Magic Tricks

13 Fishing Meditations

14 Gardening, Puzzels-Designing

15 Skiing and Snow-boarding, Pets

16 Skate-boarding Story-screen-play

There are certain activities and hobbies that give us immense pleasure andcan even make us forget the tensions of everyday life. Hobbies are considered to be a real stress buster by some, while others think of them as anice escape from the drudgery of routine life. Hobbies, in fact, add colour and substance to the otherwise monotonous life. Encourage Your Child To Develop A Hobby: If a child develops a hobby, it just gives him/her a right break midst the gruesome academic schedule they have. Hobbies are an excellent way to rest and relax which in turn benefits a child’s mental health. Hobbies can also teach kids very valuable skills like sharing, caring, focusing, and even figuring out what exactly they want to do in life! Hobbies benefit children in many ways. It gives a child an opportunity to express themselves, and it allows them to discover themselves and Build self-esteem. They are also great Educational tools. A child interested in rock collecting learns about geology and science, and a child in writing stories learns about sentence structure and proper grammar. Hobbies teach children to set and achieve goals, solve problems and make decisions. They can also set the course for what your child becomes later in life as they often turn into lifelong interests or careers.

Role model parents to develop the interest and hobbies of the child: Children who have hobbies are usually following in their parents footsteps, so set a good example by pursuing your own hobby. Your Child will need space for their hobby, so find an area designated specifically for his hobby so he can work on it. Realize that hobbies can sometimes be quite messy, so be at the ready for messes as they come with the territory. Be available to your Child to provide guidance, support and encouragement. This is a great time to teach your child strong work habits, such as Following directions closely, setting goals, and proper planning and organization. Show them that nothing worthwhile is ever easy, especially when they begin to become frustrated with their progress. It’s also a good time to teach them about personal responsibility and show them how important it is to properly care for their work area and their ‘tools of the trade.’ Children will be more encouraged to work on their hobbies if activities like watching television or playing video games are limited. It’s been noted by experts that by age 15, the Average child has spent more time watching television than sitting in a classroom. Again, here’s where setting a good example is crucial. Instead of watching that four-hour football game on Saturday, turn the TV off and work on your own hobby. Your child may want to join in or work on their own as a result. Hobbies are rewarding and enriching parts of our lives, so encourage your child to explore his own interests and find a hobby of their very own. Hobbies Hobbies can be directly associated with your profession, but not necessarily. For example, an aerospace engineer may have a hobby that involves building and flying model planes. At the same time, that engineer may also be an avid crossword puzzle enthusiast as well. Hobbies require an active pursuit of an interest that could involve collecting, building, cataloging or creating something. Your hobby might be writing poems, or it could be collecting pictures of historical buildings. Interests Interests are pursuits that do not elicit the same strong dedication that hobbies do. Interests can spawn from professional pursuits, but that is not always the case. For example, an Aerospace engineer may have an interest in offshore oil drilling as it pertains to generating energy. That interest may have come from the engineer's days of designing helipads for offshore oil rigs. The primary difference between Hobbies and interests is that there is not the same inspire the same level of dedication that hobbies do. Someone with an interest in quantum physics may learn just enough to understand it, while that same person may have a hobby that involves collecting old railroad pictures which consumes much of their free time.

 

1.     Development of imagination and guessing.

2.     Develop creativity.

3.     It is a tool to enjoy life.

4.      Making Crafts

5.      Doing/watching Magic

6.      Watching Cartoons

7.      Indulging in Adventurous Sports - Scuba Diving, Bungee Jumping, ParaGliding, Wind Surfing, Hot Air Ballooning, etc.

8.      Collecting Pens

9.      Fishing

10.   Horse Riding

11.   Playing Computer Games

12.   Playing Sports - Football, Volleyball, Basket Ball, Cricket etc.

13.   Going for a Long Drive In Bikes , Cars with their parents

14.   Playing Chess

15.   Collecting Postcards

16.   Star Gazing

17.   Traveling to adventures

Development of the child Learning a hobby or other complex task in childhood with assistance from a trusted adult may help guard against the emergence of a personality disorder later on in life, reports a study in the current issue of the journal, Development and Psychopathology. So for a stress free enjoyable childhood and a great adulthood life, do encourage your kid to take up a hobby he or she enjoys. Let them explore what they like. Give them multiple options. We don’t need to send them to 10different extracurricular activity classes. We just need to nudge them towards the one they have a preference and liking to. The lack of hobbies  :

All people, without exception, have unmet needs however not all of them try to satisfy these unmet needs. People who blame others, act like victims or have external locus of control are less likely to develop any hobbies even if they have certain important needs. Sometimes people develop hobbies as a result of their courage to pursue their important needs. For example, some people use their hobbies to tame their fears. Some surfers or people who get involved into more dangerous sports do this in order to prove to themselves or to others that they are brave.