Anyone have days when they feel bored but not interested in doing anything? Tired yet restless?
Ever had one of those days? You wake up, tick off your early appointments, conquer your errands, and then... nothing. You’re done, it’s still early, and a peculiar blend of boredom and restlessness washes over you. It's that feeling the Reddit user described perfectly: "Bored but not interested in doing anything? Tired yet restless?" This isn't just a quirky individual experience; it's a surprisingly common psychological state. It's the paradox of having ample time but no discernible desire, a low-energy hum that leaves you feeling adrift. Instead of seeing it as a void, what if we reframed this unscheduled time as an unexpected opportunity? Key Takeaways The "bored-restless" feeling is common and often a sign of a mental transition state or need for novel, low-pressure engagement. Resist the urge to simply "fill time"; focus on mindful engagement, whether active or restful. Small, low-stakes activities...
