5 Fulfilling Hobbies You Can Do Solo

If you enjoy putting pen to paper or typing away on your computer, this one is definitely for you. Writing can be a great way to explore different ideas and express yourself, whether you are journaling, writing fiction or any other type of creative writing you enjoy, according to Brilliantio. And you don't have to be a pro or have previous writing experience,  anyone can do it. All you need is to just do it!

Writing can have so many benefits such as the fact that your work can last forever. Words don't expire, and in this digital age you can save your work on the cloud or on multiple digital locations and keep it super safe. 

In addition, writing is a great way to relieve stress and an amazing outlet for built up feelings and emotions, according to Medical News Today. And one of the best perks of this hobby is you can literally do it whenever you want. It is not dependent on the weather, on the time of day, or on other people. Simply take your favorite pen or turn on your computer. 

Unlike with writing, photography does require a camera. But don't let that deter you from this fulfilling hobby, as most phones nowadays have a camera of great quality in it, and that is totally good enough!

There are many reasons, according to Forbes, why you might want to choose to pursue photography as a hobby. Perhaps you are drawn to the memory keeping aspect of photos, or the artistic aspect of photography. Whatever the case may be, it is definitely a beautiful and worthwhile way to spend your me-time and create something meaningful. 

An easy way to start getting into photography is to be part of a 365 day photography challenge, where people take a photo of themselves every day for a year. This can help you learn skills and improve your craft. It is a simple yet effective way to commit to the hobby and have something to show for it later.

Did you know that besides being a great solo activity, gardening can have lots of health benefits? According to the organization The Nation’s Health, gardening is great for your  mind, body, and soul. 

Spending time in the garden is even great for your brain.he fresh air and sunshine are great natural ways of boosting your happiness and reducing the risks of anxiety and depression. Plus, all the lifting and muscle movements involved in gardening are a fun way to get in some exercise while barely even noticing it!

There’s an additional added benefit of gardening. It can also have the delicious side effect of providing you with the fruit, vegetables, and herbs that  you choose to grow. 

Baking is such a fun solo activity! There are so many different things to bake, techniques to use and tools to pick up. Perhaps those are some of the reasons why the blog  Broke and Chic suggests that it's an outlet for creativity. The different recipes themselves can be so varied and the sky's the limit when it comes to decorating. It’s also a pretty inexpensive hobby and, like gardening, leaves you with some delicious products to sample and even give away to friends. It's a win/win!

You may not think of exercising as a hobby, but it can totally be! It is such a healthy and fulfilling way to pass your time, and there are so many activities to choose from.  

If you are looking to work on your core strength and balance, according to rest less, you can try pilates or yoga. If you are more interested in the high that comes from doing cardio, perhaps you’d like to do some jogging or even aerobics. 

Exercise has endless benefits, and if you're looking for a hobby you can do yourself that will leave you feeling healthier and fulfilled, then this might be exactly what you're looking for.

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