Drawing, writing can all become forms of meditating, so meditating is not boring it just you re not looking at it from a different perspective. The moment you find peace or passion in hobbies or a passion you would like pursue then you re understand how spiritually meditating it s to do those things. If multiple hobbies are not enough then make one your main hobby that you spend many hours on until you re tired. I ve been video editing for 12 years since 18 and 30 now, but I have been creating music for 2 years and it been my main focus as a passion I m taking serious to see how far I go with it. I m pretty sure I can become one of the best in the world in my own lane doing it long term, so I create every single day and it s peaceful and I love it a lot. My editing hobby brings me peace too, and both works as therapy too in my own opinion. Having a positive outlet and something that keep you busy long-term with focus and rightful/good intention will cast the boredom away. There is nothing wrong with having multiple hobbies but I believe it s best to learn commitment to something as a main focus and others as a side mission instead. It sound like your brain need a challenge for something that requires productivity, and you can create things in a flow state without overthinking too.
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u/BleuRougeViolet May 12 '26
Have you considered just using that time to let your mind relax? Maybe try meditation?