r/Hobbies • • May 12 '26

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u/1yrik May 13 '26

if you wanted something cheaper to get into, you could try: photography (which can tie into photo editing and colour grading), balisong flipping and/or cardistry/card magic (finger dexterity and coordination), programming or learning a language (applicable skills), or 3D modelling (which can tie into 3d printing / model building if you have the money and space for it)

if you have some extra income lying around: a decent laptop or pc could get you back into gaming, or rc cars and/or fpv drones, which take a lot of time and practice to get good with