Try to put exercise into the average person’s schedule and they’ll say, “I don’t have enough time.” Try to put ‘me time’ into the average person’s schedule, and they’ll say, “What’s me time?” ‘Me time’ refers to time for oneself to participate in activities that you enjoy, that provide you with peace and happiness, and awaken your senses. “No, I don’t think I have time for that.” Do you think ‘me’ time is necessary or is it a waste of, well, time? Share your thoughts.
Making Time For Me
Try to put exercise into the average person’s schedule and they’ll say, “I don’t have enough time.” Try to put ‘me time’ into the average person’s schedule, and they’ll say, “What’s me time?” ‘Me time’ refers to time for oneself to participate in activities that you enjoy, that provide you with peace and happiness, and awaken your senses. “No, I don’t think I have time for that.” Do you think ‘me’ time is necessary or is it a waste of, well, time? Share your thoughts.
2 comments:
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pixie alex
Me-time is too necessary. My me-time is 7am jog around the park. 7.45am lepak at mamak shop for breakfast and newspapers. These, first thing in the morning, really help me face the day.
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