The repetitive nature of many of the grandmacore hobbies—embroidery, knitting, and kneading dough, for instance—can help you ...

You know that feeling when everything around you costs a fortune and you're stuck scrolling through your phone for the hundredth time today? There's something deeply frustrating about wanting a hobby ...

We’ve all been there. You pick up your phone for "just a second," and suddenly three hours have vanished into the digital ether. Your thumb is tired, your eyes are glazed over, and you've somehow ...

Time to pick up those knitting needles!

Finding a new hobby, or revisiting an old one, is a staple of New Year’s resolution lists, and for good reason: Hobbies have loads of benefits, not least of which is that they can help us spend less ...

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In a world that’s full of bad news and doom scrolling, we could all use some hobbies that help us become happier and smarter while also providing the fun and enjoyment. So much of our time is devoted ...

If you want to lead a richer, more fulfilling, more social life as a retiree, you need to take up some new hobbies. The problem is that some hobbies are exorbitantly expensive, which might eat into ...

While we once frowned upon the “jack of all trades,” there’s scientific evidence that they may be onto something. Here’s why hobby junkies may be psychologically richer and mentally sharper than their ...

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Even if you're retiring wealthy, it's a good idea to look for hobbies that are relatively inexpensive. Your stream of income may be consistent and you may feel confident about not outliving your ...