Choose the option that feels most like you. It doesn't have to be exactly what you'd do — just go with what speaks to you most. Your first instinct is usually the truest one.

Question 1 of 11

When you picture a truly good weekend, what's the feeling you're chasing?

Question 2 of 11

You're at a fair or festival. Where do you end up?

Question 3 of 11

You have an unexpected free hour. Nobody needs anything. Your first instinct is...

Question 4 of 11

When you were younger, what were you most likely to be found doing?

Question 5 of 11

Which of these sounds like the best kind of Saturday afternoon, even if you haven't done it in years?

Question 6 of 11

After a hard week, what actually helps you feel like yourself again?

Question 7 of 11

Someone hands you a free afternoon and a gift card. You're most excited about...

Question 8 of 11

Which of these would you actually consider doing on a Tuesday evening if you had the time?

Question 9 of 11

When you picture a version of your life with more time for yourself, what does it actually look like?

Question 10 of 11

Which of these would you be most likely to say yes to if someone invited you?

Question 11 of 11

After spending time doing something truly just for you, what's the feeling you're left with?

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Some places to start:

The Five Leisure Domains

The most fulfilling leisure lives tend to draw from more than one domain. Consider this your starting point.

Restorative

Stillness, quiet, and space to breathe. Meditation, walking, journalling, gardening, reading.

Active

Movement you choose because it feels good. Hiking, dancing, swimming, cycling, skating.

Creative

Making, building, growing, fixing. Cooking, woodworking, painting, photography, sewing.

Social

Connection and belonging. Trivia nights, volunteering, book clubs, team sports, markets.

Exploratory

Discovery and curiosity. Travelling, museums, learning a language, road trips, trying something completely new.

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