* Think of things that interest you.

* There are different types of hobbies, doing hobbies, collecting hobbies, watching hobbies – some are indoors and some outdoors.

* Consider the cost involved with the potential hobby.

* Consider any space and storage of supplies needed for the hobby.

* Don’t be afraid to learn something new.

* A hobby can reduce daily stress and help you relax.

* Know the difference between a hobby, an obsession, and an addiction.

* A hobby can keep you physically or mentally active at times when you normally might not be, and prevent boredom.

* People that practice a hobby generally are less stressed about things like work and finances.

* You can use your hobby to meet new people by joining hobby and discussion groups, and in some cases local classes or get together for hobbyists.

* Some hobbies include ~ stamp collecting, sports watching, merchandise collectors (action figures, brand themes, etc), sewing, quilting, knitting, crochet, scrap booking, photography, calligraphy, baking, soap making, herbalism, blogging, drawing, painting.

* Almost anything can be turned into a hobby in some way.