Board games are my favorite way to accomplish two things that I find hard to do as an introvert that works from home:
1. Getting off screens
2. Socializing
But it still also accomplishes one of my favorite things to do: thinking — specifically problem solving and optimizing.
And, as an introvert, socializing actually naturally is secondary in our group, but that’s ok — a good heavy heads-down board game (think 3-5 hours) is still quite enjoyable in the presence of other human beings. A bit of a lost art in the day of the “black mirror” (cell phones).
If you haven’t tried getting into board games lately, I highly recommend it. If you don’t know where to start, I’d be happy to offer suggestions!
1. Getting off screens
2. Socializing
But it still also accomplishes one of my favorite things to do: thinking — specifically problem solving and optimizing.
And, as an introvert, socializing actually naturally is secondary in our group, but that’s ok — a good heavy heads-down board game (think 3-5 hours) is still quite enjoyable in the presence of other human beings. A bit of a lost art in the day of the “black mirror” (cell phones).
If you haven’t tried getting into board games lately, I highly recommend it. If you don’t know where to start, I’d be happy to offer suggestions!