How to do a Staycation
When someone asks you what you're going to do for the weekend and you say 'Oh I'm just staying at home.' They might think you have a boring life so they ask you on and on to join them on their weekend trip or get-together. But little do they know about what happens in the solitude of your home.
Here are a few suggestions on how to do a Staycation:
1. Be productive as much as possible - even though you're at home try to be productive. In what way? It doesn't have to be work related, it's more on trying to improve yourself. Try a new hobby, learn something new, do something you've never done before, learn a language. Things like that may seem small but in a larger scale helps you a lot in different aspects.
2. Help out the people at home - now you might think these are chores and such. No. Helping them could be teaching them what to do with their assignments, papers and whatnot. And have a positive approach about it. And do not ask for anything in return, it's fun to just help because what returns to you is more than what you give.
3. Write - now this seems a bit broad so I'll expound this word. Write, everyone is a writer. Everyone has their own writing style, form etc. Everyone is a critic. But let's not think about that, what we should focus on is writing. You could write a poem, an essay, an article, anything. When writing you express what you feel when you can't say the words straight out from your mouth. Go to a peaceful place in your home, inhale and exhale, pick up the pen, and let it flow. You may even add drawings, doodles to it.Writing in the most deepest moment in your life is something I cannot explain. After writing, read it, and you will read the most beautiful poem, the most inspiring essay, an article that perks the mind of the reader and so on.
4. Join a contest - try it, there's no harm in trying. Don't be afraid if losing, just do your best and wait for the results. Here's a contest I recommend and release all your work stress and join the Sykes E-Recruitment blog giveaway!
Here's the link: http://bit.ly/sykeserecruitmentgiveaway
Now that is all for this post, I hope I have enlightened you in some way. Till next post!
1. Be productive as much as possible - even though you're at home try to be productive. In what way? It doesn't have to be work related, it's more on trying to improve yourself. Try a new hobby, learn something new, do something you've never done before, learn a language. Things like that may seem small but in a larger scale helps you a lot in different aspects.
2. Help out the people at home - now you might think these are chores and such. No. Helping them could be teaching them what to do with their assignments, papers and whatnot. And have a positive approach about it. And do not ask for anything in return, it's fun to just help because what returns to you is more than what you give.
3. Write - now this seems a bit broad so I'll expound this word. Write, everyone is a writer. Everyone has their own writing style, form etc. Everyone is a critic. But let's not think about that, what we should focus on is writing. You could write a poem, an essay, an article, anything. When writing you express what you feel when you can't say the words straight out from your mouth. Go to a peaceful place in your home, inhale and exhale, pick up the pen, and let it flow. You may even add drawings, doodles to it.Writing in the most deepest moment in your life is something I cannot explain. After writing, read it, and you will read the most beautiful poem, the most inspiring essay, an article that perks the mind of the reader and so on.
4. Join a contest - try it, there's no harm in trying. Don't be afraid if losing, just do your best and wait for the results. Here's a contest I recommend and release all your work stress and join the Sykes E-Recruitment blog giveaway!
Here's the link: http://bit.ly/sykeserecruitmentgiveaway
Now that is all for this post, I hope I have enlightened you in some way. Till next post!
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