Thursday, March 6, 2014
Places To Tune In For Extra Learning
Generally speaking, you can use your downtime in a productive manner or in a "throwaway" manner - something you will realize more and more as you get older - and while it is sometimes nice to turn off your brain and just "veg out" in front of a television or computer screen, it is also nice sometimes to relax in a manner that also allows you to further yourself. When it comes to trying to relax in a productive manner, one of the best things for you to look for is an approach toward relaxation that also moves you toward additional knowledge and learning; while there are certainly plenty of paths you can go down in order to gain extra learning while relaxing, here are a few of the simplest (and most productive!) of these. NPR: Many people spend their time in the car listening to songs that they have heard over and over again (or worse, listening to the radio, where every ten minutes they have to sit through five minutes of commercials!), but a better thing to do while sitting in your car is to listen to National Public Radio; because NPR is supported by its listeners, they are able to provide their listeners with what they truly want to hear - and what's more, "listener supported" means no commercials! History channel: Rather than plopping down in front of your television and watching a sitcom with a laugh track, or watching a reality television show, you can flip on the History channel and start learning things you never knew before! Encyclopedia Britannica: The idea of reading through the encyclopedia might seem silly to you at first, but think about all the time you spend on Wikipedia, and then recognize that the only difference between reading through Wikipedia and an encyclopedia is that an encyclopedia is far more accurate! When you start to look for different ways to "tune in for knowledge," you will be able to use your down time in a productive manner - learning new things and expanding your brain, rather than allowing your brain to turn into pudding!http://bluerose.jamesloving.com/
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