Oh, how much free time you have. Are you a full time student or have 9-5 job. There’s a breeze in the air once Friday nights passes by and in the home stretch.

Everyone needs to take and create time where work just stops to have fun and relax .

While you can do them in varying order throughout your free time it is important to note that if you’re new to the idea and practice of adding value to it, you should start by implementing them in the following manner until you’re well-rehearsed.

Relax

You’ve had a long day; face it, long period of pure work, is a long haul no matter the work involved. You need to spend a little time relaxing. What your idea of relaxing is will differ from your co-workers and friends; you may like to work out while one of your friends likes to sleep. It doesn’t really matter.

Sleep in if you can or want to; enjoy the morning coffe or a book –review of your RSS feeds works just as well – or simply take notice of your surroundings while doing very little to nothing at all. Just do it. Relax and you’ll start to add value to your free time..

Recharge
With only a couple of hours to spare, it’s important to refuel, revitalize and recharge the batteries.

Burnout can easily take hold if you are always “turned on.” What happens when you leave your ipod on all the time without plugging it in? it runs out of juice Both can apply though, depending on how you look at it. Even if you spend some time recharging, you’ll at least be able to get back to work for the upcoming week with ample energy to last.

SO
The value of your free time is whatever value you choose to give it. Your choice may not be everyone else’s – both in terms of days of the week or how you choose to spend it. The value may not matter to you so much; but it should. Because how much you value your direct reflection of how you value something far more important.

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