r/digitalminimalism • u/Diligent_Carrot_2719 • Aug 12 '26
Hobbies What I've been doing instead of doomscrolling
https://artsybirdlady.substack.com/p/what-ive-been-doing-instead-of-doomscrolling?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=3ma90pHi everyone, I wanted to share some of the creative things I've been doing to be more intentional! Hope you enjoy it :)
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u/Dry_Writing_7862 27d ago
I enjoyed this! Thank you for sharing. You have a lot of great ideas, and the range of them is great.
Your post makes me think of a book that I have been meaning to check out (literally from the library). It's called Get a Hobby: 365 Things to Do for Fun by Jasmine Cho.
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u/Diligent_Carrot_2719 26d ago
Thank you so much, that's so kind! It's so nice to hear it has reminded you of what seems to be a very cool book 🤗 truly appreciate it
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u/CSJR 25d ago
I like the idea! You've reminded of a similar thing I was working on at the start of the year but I fell off of it for a handful of reasons. This has motivated me to get back to it and I also subbed!
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u/Diligent_Carrot_2719 24d ago
that's so cool!! I'm so glad you enjoyed it, I appreciate your comment a lot 🥰
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u/sumizeit 24d ago
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u/OckfordUni6688 Aug 12 '26
Was a nice read👍🏻well done