If you’re feeling stuck in the post-holiday haze or just want a New Year’s resolution that feels more fun and manageable than extreme fitness goals or big life changes, there’s a great idea gaining steam in 2026: pick up a hobby. A lifestyle piece from Vogue...
A growing body of research suggests that staying socially connected and engaged doesn’t just feel good — it may also protect your brain as you get older. A long-term study of more than 30,000 adults in the United States found that people who regularly help others —...
Cooking often lives in two worlds at once: it can feel like a cozy, nourishing ritual—or like just another chore on a never-ending to-do list. But when you approach it with intention (even in small doses), cooking can become a low-key way to support your mental...
If you’re looking for a peaceful way to unwind at the end of a busy day that doesn’t involve scrolling on your phone, there’s a growing trend worth trying: old-school, “grandma” hobbies. These slow-paced, hands-on activities — like knitting, puzzles, baking or...
If “exercise” makes you picture intense workouts and sweat-soaked gym sessions, take a breath. Physical activity isn’t limited to running miles or lifting heavy weights—it’s simply any movement that gets your body going, and it comes with benefits that show up right...
Rising costs got you down? Turn money hunting into a hobby—fun, exciting, and with the chance of unclaimed cash boosting your finances. First and foremost, money hunting can be a fun way to spend your free time. Imagine diving into various resources and databases in...