What is your favorite distraction?
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* Working ... Knowing my commission is enough motivation to keep me distracted for hours ... Days.
* Recalculating Workouts: Diet@deficit: Duration:Time management
* Strategy games
* Meditation and 2hrs 40 mins prayers daily.
* Wondering through the orchards for a run, hike or orange picking.
* Tennis & beach volleyball & sprints with my sister.
* Lazy stroll to the waterfall
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Video games. I HATE crumbs, oil, and fingerprints anywhere near my electronic devices, so I never snack when I play, and if the game is engaging, time just flies.1
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Distraction?
Life in general ... it's so busy there are times I forget to eat. Like this morning. I had a snack last night about 11 pm ... then didn't eat again till 1:30 pm. Just too much to do ... didn't even think of it. And I made a dash through a grocery store in that time looking for a particular laundry detergent.
Cycling
Running
Photography
Work
University
Homework
Housework
Household paperwork
Caring for my husband
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Just about anything that doesn't involve posting on a message board. I mean who would want to spend time doing that, right?8
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Yoga
Walks
Creative writing – keeps brain and fingers busy
Note taking – writing long hand on any subject that interests me
Cleaning – it's not fun, but I cant think about eating when I smell that cleaner smell1 -
Sitting outside in the sun. It's one of the few times I don't feel the need to snack!1
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It sounds tongue-in-cheek, but exercise is my best distraction!
If I go home right after work, I have some downtime before I have to cook dinner and do other chores. Working out fills that idle time where I’d be most tempted to snack!1 -
Thankfully I've got 2 kids so I don't have much time for being bored2
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Crocheting, chatting with people, watching movies/shows, working out, bullet journaling, writing...etc.1
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For me only two things completely distract me; Going out (either shopping or just sightseeing type stuff) or watching TV. Many say watching TV is a trigger for overeating, for me it's the opposite0
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For me only two things completely distract me; Going out (either shopping or just sightseeing type stuff) or watching TV. Many say watching TV is a trigger for overeating, for me it's the opposite
I am one of those who, when i settle down with the TV or a book, I feel like I need snacks. It is definitely a Pavlov's dog thing. Distracting my hands by crocheting (OK, can't do THAT and read a book at the same time) seems to keep me away from snacking. I am better with a book than TV because I have something in my hands. I am satisfied with just having some kind of beverage (including water).0
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