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The document discusses hobbies and their importance. It defines a hobby as a regular leisure activity done for enjoyment rather than work. Hobbies differ from habits in that they are consciously chosen. The document lists some key benefits of hobbies, such as reducing stress, improving focus, boosting mood, and encouraging physical and mental well-being. It concludes by outlining the author's main hobbies, which include writing quotes, reading, drawing, watching anime, playing video games, and listening to music.
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- 1. --- by Aniket Thengal
- 2. Introduction . • 1) What is a hobby ? • 2) Importance of hobbies ! • 3) My hobbies .
- 3. 1) What is a hobby? • Hobby is derived from the word hobbyhorse which means “favorite pastime”. • A hobby is something that you do for fun not money and you typically do it regularly.
- 4. * Difference between Habit and Hobby • A hobby is a regular activity that is done for enjoyment. • A habit is a regular action or behavior that is acquired through frequent repetition. • The key difference between hobby and habit is that a hobby is pursued consciously whereas a habit is often a subconscious act.
- 5. For example. • * Sham has a habit of using phone . • * Ram has a hobby of playing football.
- 6. 2) Importance of hobbies in our life ! • Hobbies can help students de-stress, improve their focus and concentration, and boost their mood. • Hobbies force you to take some time for yourself. • Hobbies provide a way to declutter your mind. • Hobbies keep you in better physical health. • Hobbies can open up your world. • Hobbies can boost your career.
- 7. 3) My hobbies . • 1. Writing Quotes • 2. Drawing • 3. Reading • 4. Watching Anime • 5. Playing Video games • 6. Listening and singing songs
- 8. Some of my hobbies: Writing Quotes *Whenever a thought disturbs me , I try to write it down and elaborate it into a rhyming Quote Reading * I could gain more Knowledge and experience in the form of books Watching Anime * The brilliant storyline forced me develop a interest in Anime . Listening to songs * The mixture of Vocals, Lyrics and music leads to a song . Songs personally stops my overthinking
- 11. Writing Quotes!