Hi all reading my blog… I am Aryan Sudheesh a class X student and an avid Basketball player. Well today, sitting and preparing for my Board exams, I wanted to share my thoughts regarding work (in my case – study) or play – what is more important?

Both work and play are equally important. Yes, it all boils down to our priorities at that point in time and how best we can manage or plan our time. As rightly said “ All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!”. All work can often take a toll on health and happiness. Finding a balance between work and play is important. … And while work is important, so are healthy recreational activities.

You must have heard the saying “Work while you work. Play while you play. That is the way to be happy and gay.” If we put all our focus into the hours we work, it will result in our good work and we won’t need to catch up on anything once school or work hours are finished for the day. If we distract ourselves and play while we are supposed to be working, it will result in cramming and becoming stressed.

Same goes for when you are playing or taking a break. Don’t freak out over work related things while relaxing or doing something fun.

By doing this, our life will be better and happier, with less stress.

Hi all reading my blog… I am Aryan Sudheesh a class X student and an avid Basketball player. Well today, sitting and preparing for my Board exams, I wanted to share my thoughts regarding work (in my case – study) or play – what is more important?

Both work and play are equally important. Yes, it all boils down to our priorities at that point in time and how best we can manage or plan our time. As rightly said “ All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!”. All work can often take a toll on health and happiness. Finding a balance between work and play is important. … And while work is important, so are healthy recreational activities.

You must have heard the saying “Work while you work. Play while you play. That is the way to be happy and gay.” If we put all our focus into the hours we work, it will result in our good work and we won’t need to catch up on anything once school or work hours are finished for the day. If we distract ourselves and play while we are supposed to be working, it will result in cramming and becoming stressed.

Same goes for when you are playing or taking a break. Don’t freak out over work related things while relaxing or doing something fun.

By doing this, our life will be better and happier, with less stress.

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