[note] Writing is the ultimate hobby

At any time

I'm exhausted.

I have no motivation.

I'm feeling unwell.

Even though I have a mountain of things I want to do, I don't want to do anything.

I don't want to move my body.

Even watching Amazon Prime feels like a chore.

Even breathing feels like a hassle.

Even when I'm that worn out, writing is fun.

I can write.

Even when I'm tucked in bed, I can tap away on my electronic dictionary or smartphone.

Compared to other hobbies, writing is exceptionally tough.

No matter the situation, I can do it.

This electronic dictionary comes with a standard text memo function.
It's a bit quirky, but once you get used to it, you can type quickly.
You can type while standing or lying down.

The pleasure of writing

Feeling sick, mentally down, and having a foggy head.

Even in such situations, for some reason, I can write.

And the more I write, the more I can vent the fog in my head.

Putting the fog in my head into words and venting it feels refreshing. Catharsis.

Writing is a hobby and a form of healing.

The pleasure of building a stock

No matter how meager the content, if you keep writing, it starts to accumulate.

This is also a joy.

The content starts to gain depth.

It feels like what I've written is becoming a thick book.

As the content gains depth, there are new discoveries, such as certain themes being read even if the content is meager, or items I've introduced becoming popular.

Sometimes there are reactions to things I wrote over a year ago. Maybe my experience is helping someone. If so, I am genuinely happy.

The things I feel and think about on a daily basis won't remain unless I record them.

They don't even show up in photos.

That's why I need to leave them in text, audio, or video.

Writing is also the quickest way to record my thoughts.

PC, smartphone, electronic dictionary, Pomera. I have plenty of devices at hand to write with.

There is also a service called note that you can use for free.

I think writing is the ultimate hobby.

Bonus

When you read a book, it's a chance to write a note.
I believe the secret to habit-building and consistency is to keep things small, modest, and steady.

Burn fat while looking at your smartphone.
Burn fat while watching anime.
Burn fat while watching Amazon Prime.

A fitness bike is the best multitasking diet machine. Turn your diet recording into content, too.

Have a strong coffee after your meal.
Hills coffee has the taste of a good old-fashioned coffee shop.
Food is also a treasure trove of content.