Before we begin, how would you describe your leisure style?

This question isn’t about what you wear during your downtime (although “resort casual” is always a win). Instead, consider how you behave when discretionary time arrives, and you’re free to choose how you recharge.

A) Fast Frequent

You gravitate toward small, regular doses of leisure—perhaps a midweek reading break, a baking experiment on Friday, or a weekend hike. Nothing extravagant, just consistent engagement.

B) Deep Intermittent

You conserve your leisure energy until an extended break: a long vacation, an immersive hobby-intensive retreat, or an adventurous itinerary. Your time off is rare, but epic.

C) Null Void

You embrace literal rest (in the prone or horizontal position). Leisure means quiet withdrawal: streaming, scrolling, and practicing the fine art of doing nothing.

D) Fire Brimstone

You suspect rest is the downfall of civilization. Leisure is for the undisciplined; productivity is your creed. (Spoiler: You may need this article more than........

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