19: Inject fun back into your life

from Distracted · host Angela Lockwood

With so much to do in our lives, as adults, we often forget how to have fun. When we were a child fun is what they do! Simple activities become a game and laughter is a part of their day. Fun is what drives them. Unfortunately, as adults, we lose this and prioritise getting tasks done rather than having fun. In this episode, Angela shares simple ways you can inject fun back into your day to help get your groove back and enjoy life.

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