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06 Feb 2026

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What should I do productively during my free time that benefits me in a long run?

Besides the "basic things" like reading, volunteering. I want something that few has given little thought/underrated BUT proven super beneficial for you.

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I.L.

11d ago

I just do what I like in my free time. To me, being myself, being free, being happy is productive lol.

Exercise will be good for physical health.

Mindfulness meditation will be mental health.

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Citee Hong

12 Feb 2026

Regular exercise

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Chin Guo Qiang (CSM / CAL / ITIL4)

11 Feb 2026

Principal Engineer at Defence Science & Technology Agency

Skills upgrading once in a while also works as well, like keep you relevant to outside market...

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