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When people want to self-improve, they usually try to do it directly, through deliberate habit building. However, I tend to think the best self-improvement happens indirectly. You pursue something ...

Most people, when they are asked about their hobbies, would tell you about the things they love to do (even if they don’t have as much time to devote to them as they would like). However, what many ...

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Remember back in 2020, when so many of us confined to our homes and doom-scrolling schedules suddenly took up knitting or block printing or sourdough-making? And remember how producing something with ...

Plenty of pastimes that once cost pocket change now feel like line items in a luxury budget. As prices climb and industries ...

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While physical and creative hobbies feed the body and soul, intellectual hobbies keep the mind active, curious, and engaged ...

At this point in the semester, monotony is the most accurate way to describe life as a Princeton student. Despite the fact that we’re already facing April and post-midterm assignments, the days ...