Also better quality cooking. Healthy, save money.
More physical fitness.
martial arts
serious running
non-web programming
cigar smoking
shaving my head
growing my beard
carnivore / keto / nutrition education
using soap for showering instead of gels
dressing for comfort(now i wear only sportswear)
buying larger shoes
grounding my own coffee instead of buying grounded coffee due to much lower variety compared to whole bean coffees
getting rid of google and all its services(i have YT account but i have no "channel")
not wasting time commenting on YT videos or tweeting as it's a fool's errand
investing
Then I picked up my first esp32, and - boom - sucked into the maker space, staying up all night reading up on the intracies of using i2c over UART
20+ years as a freelancer. I got good at solving other people's problems. Along the way I started 4 or 5 side projects with others. We'd build something solid, then wonder why nobody showed up. The pattern was always the same: build first, figure out marketing later.
Wish I'd understood earlier that reaching people isn't a phase after the product, it shapes the product.