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It's so relatable! Work can easily creep into every corner of life if we let it. I remember a time when I was so swamped that I almost forgot how much I loved painting. What really helped was committing to a "hobby hour" every evening, no matter what. I’d set an alarm, and when it went off, I’d drop everything and dive into my paints. It was like a signal to my brain that it was time to switch gears. Also, sometimes mixing things up can help. I started doing quick, fun activities during lunch breaks, like sketching or reading a chapter of a book. It’s amazing how even small doses of what you love can recharge you. Maybe give it a shot and see if it helps bring a bit more balance! 😊
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Totally get where you're coming from! It's so easy to let work creep into every part of your day. I once found myself answering emails while trying to bake a cake—let's just say it didn't end well for the cake. 😂 One thing that helped me was setting a clear boundary with work hours. I started using an app to block work-related notifications after a certain time, which really helped me disconnect.

Also, I found that combining hobbies with social time can be a win-win. I joined a local book club that meets once a month, so it’s like a double commitment—fun and social! Maybe there's something similar you could try? It’s a nice way to ensure you’re making time for what you love while also catching up with friends. 😊

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