202 Productive Things To Do At Home

The Most Productive Things To Do At Home

Are you tired of feeling unproductive while stuck at home?

It’s a terrible feeling to have when you feel like you are wasting your time away and not getting anywhere, and it certainly isn’t good for your mental well-being either.

Well, look no further!

Here are 202 productive things to do at home that will help you make the most of your time and improve your overall well-being.

I have grouped the ideas up into different areas to make it easier to find what you are looking for, and with so many options, you have no excuse for being unproductive again – ever!

Learn Something New

Using your spare time to learn something new is one of the most productive things you can do at home. Expanding you skills and knowledge can help you an all areas of life.

Whether you want to research a particular topic, gain new perspective, boost your career or improve your social skills, to name a few - it all starts with learning.

As Jim Rohn Used to say, "Formal education will make you a living, self-education will make you a fortune".

Here are my top suggestions for learning something new...

1. Read a book on a topic that interests you. Reading helps to expand your knowledge and improve your vocabulary.

2. Start a journal to document your thoughts and feelings. Journaling allows you to track your progress and reflect on your experiences.

3. Learn a new language. Learning a new language helps to improve cognitive function and can open up new job and travel opportunities.

4. Take an online course. Online courses offer the opportunity to learn a new skill or expand on existing knowledge.

5. Learn to play an instrument. Playing an instrument can improve memory, coordination, and creativity.

6. Listen to a podcast or watch a video on a topic you're interested in. Podcasts and videos can be a great way to learn new information and gain new perspectives on various topics.

7. Learn to code. Coding is a valuable skill that can open up new career opportunities and help you understand how technology works.

8. Watch a TED Talk or online lecture. TED Talks and online lectures can be a great way to learn about new ideas and perspectives.

9. Take a virtual tour. Many museums and other cultural institutions now offer virtual tours, allowing you to explore and learn from the comfort of your own home.

10. Learn about a new culture. Understanding different cultures can help you appreciate diversity and develop empathy for others. 

11. Master a new software. Mastering a new software can help you improve your productivity and efficiency at work.

12. Learn a new form of art. Learning a new form of art can help you express yourself creatively and make unique pieces.

13. Learn about personal finance. Learning about personal finance can help you make better financial decisions and achieve your financial goals.

14. Learn about personal development. Learning about personal development can help you improve yourself and reach your full potential.

15. Read a non-fiction book. Reading a non-fiction book can help you learn new information and expand your knowledge.

16. Write an article or blog post. Writing an article or blog post can help you organize your thoughts and share your knowledge with others.

17. Attend a webinar. Many organizations and businesses offer webinars that can be accessed from home, allowing you to learn and connect with others. 

Sharpen Your Mind

As well as learning and adding new information in our minds, sharpening your mind is the next on our list of great productive things to do at home.

Sharpening the mind is not about adding new information, it's about resetting the mind - clearing it of unnecessary junk and distractions so you can fill it with new ideas.

It's about improving focus and concentration, and reinforcing your positive visions for your life.

It is an essential activity with today's hectic lifestyle.

That being said, here are my top suggestions to sharpen your mind...

18. Research a topic of interest. Researching a topic of interest can be a great way to learn new information, gain new perspectives and expand your knowledge.

19. Work on puzzles or brain teasers. Puzzles and brain teasers help to improve problem-solving skills and keep the mind sharp.

20. Watch a movie. Watching a movie can be a great way to relax, unwind and escape from reality – an important part of keeping your mind sharp.

21. Listen to music. Listening to music can have a positive impact on mood, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being.

22. Practice mindfulness and meditation. Mindfulness and meditation can help to reduce stress and improve overall well-being.

23. Create a vision board. A vision board is a powerful tool for setting and achieving goals.

24. Write a short story or poem. Writing can be a therapeutic and creative outlet and can also help to improve communication skills.

25. Practice gratitude. Writing down things you are grateful for can improve your mood and outlook on life.

26. Try creative writing. Writing can be a great way to process your thoughts and emotions and also to improve your writing skills.

27. Take a digital detox. Taking a break from technology can help you reduce stress and improve your focus and concentration.

28. Make a podcast. Making a podcast can be a great way to share your experience and insights with others, and also helps you the recall and condense your own knowledge.

29. Start a book club or reading group with friends. Reading groups can be a great way to discuss literature and ideas with others.

Get Creative

Undertaking creative activities has been shown to have a positive impact on productivity. 

Creativity can lead to increased motivation, improved problem-solving skills, and better decision-making abilities. 

It can also help to reduce stress and increase overall well-being, leading to improved focus and greater productivity. 

It can also help to foster innovation and promote out-of-the-box thinking, allowing you  to approach tasks and challenges in unique and effective ways, which makes it one of the best productive things to do at home.

Here are some great examples of creative things you could do...

30. Try your hand at painting or drawing. Art can be a great way to express yourself and explore your creativity.

31. Make your own jewellery. Creating something with your own hands can be a fun and rewarding experience.

32. Try a new recipe or cook a fancy meal. Cooking is a great way to explore new flavours and expand your culinary skills.

33. Learn to knit or sew. Handiwork can be a relaxing and productive activity.

34. Write a song or compose music. Creating music can be a great way to express yourself and explore your creativity.

35. Make a scrapbook or photo album. Scrapbooking and photo albums can be a great way to preserve memories and tell a story.

36. Learn calligraphy or handwriting. Calligraphy and handwriting can be a relaxing and creative hobby.

37. Start a garden. Gardening can be a fun and rewarding hobby that allows you to connect with nature.

38. Take up pottery or ceramics. Pottery and ceramics can be a fun and creative hobby that allows you to explore different forms and textures.

39. Start a blog or vlog. Blogging and vlogging can be a great way to share your thoughts and experiences with others and also a good way to improve your writing and communication skills. 

40. Start an art or craft project. Engaging in creative activities can be a great way to express yourself and improve your mental health.

41. Try photography or videography. Photography and videography can be a great way to capture special moments and memories.

42. Start a scrapbook or memory book. Scrapbooking and memory keeping can be a great way to preserve memories and reflect on the past.

43. Learn to play an instrument. Playing an instrument can be a great way to express yourself and improve your musical skills.

44. Try a new recipe or cooking technique. Cooking and baking can be a fun and creative way to experiment with different flavours and ingredients.

45. Try a DIY home improvement project. DIY projects can be a great way to improve your home and also learn new skills.

46. Write a story. Writing a story can help you develop your imagination and improve your writing skills.

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47. Create a vision board. Creating a vision board can help you visualize and manifest your goals and aspirations.

48. Build a model. Building a model can be a fun and challenging way to use your creativity and problem-solving skills.

Get Fit and Active

Taking the time to improve your fitness should need no introduction.

Unfortunately, all too often people forget to include regular activity in their day, particularly those working in offices, or worse, working from home.

Here are some productive things you can do at home to improve your fitness and get active...

49. Take up running or jogging. Running and jogging are great cardiovascular exercises that can improve overall health and fitness.

50. Start a yoga or Pilates routine. Yoga and Pilates are great ways to improve flexibility, balance, and strength.

51. Try a home workout program. There are many home workout programs available online that can help you to get in shape without the need for a gym membership.

52. Go for a hike or a walk. Hiking and walking are great ways to get some fresh air and exercise.

53. Start a swimming routine. Swimming is a low-impact exercise that can improve cardiovascular health and overall fitness.

54. Take up martial arts or self-defence. Martial arts and self-defence can be a great way to improve fitness and build self-confidence.

55. Try a dance class. Dancing is a fun way to get active and improve coordination and balance.

56. Take up rock climbing or bouldering. Rock climbing and bouldering are challenging but rewarding activities that can improve strength and endurance.

57. Try a team sport like basketball or soccer. Team sports can be a great way to stay active and socialize with others. 

58. Take a daily walk or run. Regular exercise is important for maintaining physical and mental health.

59. Take a fitness class online. There are many online fitness classes available, from cardio to strength training.

60. Go for a bike ride. Biking is a great way to explore your local area and stay active.

61. Try a new outdoor activity. Activities like hiking, rock climbing, or kayaking can be a great way to stay active and enjoy the outdoors.

62. Do a home workout challenge. There are many home workout challenges available online, such as the 30-day plank challenge or the 100-pushup challenge. 

Get Organized

I bet this section has something listed that has been on your list of things to do for some time...

Well, no better time to get started is there!?

Here are my suggestions for productive things to do at home to get organized...

63. De-clutter your living space. Getting rid of unnecessary items can help you feel more organized and in control of your environment.

64. Create a schedule. Having a schedule can help you stay on top of your tasks and responsibilities and maximise your productivity.

65. Make a to-do list. A to-do list can help you stay focused on your goals and prioritize your tasks.

66. Set up a filing system. Having a system for organizing your paperwork can help you stay on top of important documents and bills.

67. Organize your closet. Organizing your clothes and accessories can help you make better use of your space and find what you need more easily.

68. Plan your meals. Meal planning can help you save time and money and make better food choices.

69. Make a budget. Having a budget can help you stay on top of your finances and make sure you are saving enough money.

70. Clean and organize your car. Keeping your car clean and organized can make your daily commute more pleasant and help you be more productive.

71. Organize your digital files. Having a system for organizing your digital files can help you find 

what you need more easily and keep your computer running more efficiently.

72. Set up a system for tracking your progress. Whether it’s a calendar, a journal, or an app, having a system for tracking your progress can help you stay motivated and focused on your goals. 

73. Clean and organize your kitchen. Having a clean and organized kitchen can make cooking and meal prep more efficient and enjoyable.

74. Create a schedule for cleaning and maintenance. Having a schedule in place for cleaning and maintenance can help you keep your home in top condition.

75. Make a home inventory. Creating a home inventory can help you keep track of your possessions and make insurance claims easier in case of loss or damage.

76. Plan and design your garden. Planning and designing your garden can help you create an outdoor space that is both beautiful and functional.

77. Create a home safety plan. Having a plan in place can help you protect your home and family in case of emergencies. 

78. Prioritize your tasks. Prioritizing your tasks can help you focus on the most important and urgent tasks first.

79. Make a shopping list. Making a shopping list can help you save money and time by avoiding impulse buying. 

80. Create a contact list. Creating a contact list can help you stay in touch with important people and easily access their contact information.

Connect with Others

Why not use your time to organize a get-together with friends, plan a day (or night) out, or just meet up with someone you haven't seen for a while for a coffee?

Here are some suggestions for productive things you can do at home to connect with others...

81. Host a virtual dinner party. Hosting a virtual dinner party can help you stay connected with friends and family and enjoy a shared experience.

82. Schedule a virtual coffee break. Scheduling a virtual coffee break can help you stay connected with colleagues and co-workers and maintain professional relationships.

83. Attend virtual events or webinars. Attending virtual events or webinars can help you stay informed and connected with others in your industry or community.

84. Start a book club. Starting a book club can help you connect with others who share your interests and discuss literature.

85. Volunteer virtually. Volunteering virtually can help you make a positive impact and connect with others who share your values.

86. Play online games with friends. Playing online games with friends can help you stay connected and have fun with others.

87. Send a care package. Sending a care package can help you show your loved ones that you are thinking of them and care about them.

88. Start a pen pal program. Starting a pen pal program can help you connect with people from all over the world and learn about different cultures.

89. Join an online community. Joining an online community can help you connect with others who share your interests and experiences.

90. Host a virtual happy hour. Hosting a virtual happy hour can help you socialize and have fun with friends and colleagues. 

91. Go out for lunch with a friend. It’s important to maintain relationships, going for a bit to eat is a great opportunity to do just that – and to let your hair down in the process!

92. Organising a get together or short break with friends can be fun and give you something to look forward to.

Home Improvement

You know how it goes - you move in and get your home looking great, but then over time things start to look a bit worn, or you change your mind about how you want something.

You tell yourself you will fix this or change that when you have time... but it still hasn't happened.

Well, you have time now!

Find something on our list of productive things to do at home for home improvement, and get cracking!

93. Make small repairs or upgrades around your home, such as fixing leaky faucets, changing light bulbs, or painting a room. These small tasks can help you feel more in control of your living space and boost your sense of accomplishment.

94. Tackle a larger home improvement project, such as installing new flooring or updating your kitchen. Not only will these projects improve the aesthetic of your home, but they can also increase its value and functionality.

95. Create a home office or workspace that is conducive to productivity. This could include setting up a comfortable desk and chair, good lighting, and organizing your office supplies.

96. Create a relaxing and peaceful space in your home, such as a reading nook or a yoga studio. This will give you a place to unwind and recharge, which can boost your productivity in the long run.

97. Add some greenery to your home. Plants not only add aesthetic appeal, but they also improve air quality and can have a calming effect on the mind.

98. Organize your garage or basement. If you have a cluttered or disorganized space, it can be difficult to find what you need and can make it hard to focus on other tasks.

99. Invest in smart home technology. Smart home devices can help you automate tasks and make your home more energy-efficient, which can save you time and money in the long run.

100. Create a workout area in your home. Whether you have a dedicated room or just a corner of your living space, having a place to exercise can help you stay active and healthy, which can boost your productivity.

101. Create a designated area for hobbies and crafts. This can be a great way to relax and unwind while also being productive and creating something beautiful.

102. Give your garden a makeover and create a great outdoor space to lift your mood.

Take Care of Your Health

Looking after yourself is super important - you only get one you!

There is no better way to spend your time productively than sharpening the axe and taking care of yourself.

Here are our top suggestions for productive things to do at home to take care of your health...

103. Create a workout routine and stick to it. Regular exercise is not only good for your physical health, but also for your mental health.

104. Cook healthy meals at home. Eating a well-balanced diet is essential for maintaining good health.

105. Read self-help books or articles on mental and physical health. Educating yourself on ways to improve your health is a good way to take care of yourself.

106. Take a relaxing bath. Soaking in a warm bath can help reduce stress and improve sleep.

107. Get a massage. Massages can help relieve muscle tension and improve circulation.

108. Get enough sleep. Getting a good night's sleep is essential for maintaining good health.

109. Set a skincare routine. Taking care of your skin can help you look and feel your best.

110. Try aromatherapy. Essential oils can have a relaxing and calming effect on the mind and body.

111. Take time for self-care. Set aside time each day to do something that makes you feel good.

112. Try acupuncture. Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese medicine that can help with various health issues.

Plan for the Future

Why not take the time to plan for your future? Your future self will thank you for it!

Here are some of the most productive things you can do at home to plan for your future...

113. Create a financial plan: A financial plan will help you set goals and work towards them, whether it's saving for retirement, paying off debt, or building an emergency fund. It will also help you understand your income and expenses, so you can make informed decisions about your money.

114. Research and compare investment options: Investing can be a great way to grow your money over time, but it's important to do your research and compare different options before making a decision. This includes researching stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, real estate, and other types of investments.

115. Start a side hustle: Starting a side hustle can be a great way to earn extra money and gain new skills. It can also be a stepping stone to eventually starting your own business.

116. Make a career plan: A career plan can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, set goals, and work towards them. It can also help you identify the skills and experience you need to advance in your current job or change careers.

117. Start a business plan: If you're thinking about starting your own business, it's important to create a business plan. A business plan will help you identify your target market, competitors, and financial projections. It will also help you secure funding and attract investors.

118. Build your professional network: Building a professional network can help you find new job opportunities, gain industry insights, and build relationships with other professionals.

119. Research graduate programs or certifications: If you're looking to advance your education or gain new skills, researching graduate programs or certifications can be a great way to do so.

120. Create a retirement plan: A retirement plan can help you set goals, work towards them, and understand your income and expenses so you can make informed decisions about your money.

121. Research long-term care options: As you get older, it's important to research long-term care options, so you have a plan in place in case you need it.

122. Review your insurance coverage: Reviewing your insurance coverage will help you understand what you're covered for and how much it will cost you in case of an accident or illness. It will also help you compare different options and make informed decisions about your insurance.

123. Plan your estate: Planning your estate can help you ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and that your loved ones are taken care of after you're gone.

124. Review your power of attorney and will: Reviewing your power of attorney and will can help you ensure that you have the right person in place to make decisions on your behalf in case you're unable to do so.

125. Research senior housing options: As you get older, it's important to research senior housing options, so you have a plan in place in case you need it.

126. Research assisted living and home health care options: Assisted living and home health care options can be a great way to get the care you need while still maintaining your independence.

127. Create a bucket list: Creating a bucket list can help you set goals and work towards them, whether it's traveling to new places, experiencing new things, or achieving personal milestones.

Self-reflection

We aren't talking about looking in a mirror here, which might not work too well if you are one of our vampire readers...

Looking back on what we have achieved and what we have failed at, understanding ourselves and our motivations.

It's an important part of learning about ourselves and gaining clarity on what we want out of life, and so is one of the most productive things to do at home when you have spare time, or even better still, if you schedule it in at regular intervals.

Here are some examples of things to reflect upon...

128. Reflecting on your values and goals - Thinking about what is important to you and what you want to achieve can help you make decisions that align with your values and priorities.

129. Reflecting on your past experiences - Reflecting on past experiences can help you learn from them and gain insight into how they have shaped you as a person.

130. Reflecting on your relationships - Reflecting on your relationships and how they have impacted your life can help you understand yourself better and make positive changes in your relationships.

131. Reflecting on your accomplishments - Reflecting on your accomplishments can help you appreciate your hard work and give you a sense of self-worth.

132. Reflecting on your failures - Reflecting on your failures can help you learn from them and grow as a person.

133. Reflecting on your strengths and weaknesses - Reflecting on your strengths and weaknesses can help you understand yourself better and set goals for improvement.

134. Reflecting on your beliefs - Reflecting on your beliefs can help you understand yourself better and make decisions that align with your values.

135. Reflecting on your role in society - Reflecting on your role in society can help you understand your place in the world and make decisions that align with your values.

Discover Your Passion

One of the biggest questions of life - what is my passion/purpose/why...

People go though life not really knowing what it is they were made to do - just drifting by one day at a time.

That's because they never took the time to try out new things until they found out.

Why not take the opportunity now to discover your passion - maybe it might inspire you to make a bigger change in your life?

136. Try different hobbies and activities to find what you enjoy.

137. Take online courses or workshops in a field that interests you to see if you want to pursue it further.

138. Start a journal to document your thoughts and ideas. Record what you do and think about to see if you can identify patterns with things that come up repeatedly.

139. Experiment with different art forms, such as painting, drawing, or photography – you might find you have a natural talent for something.

140. Read books or articles about people who have turned their passion into a career to see if something resonates with you.

141. Listen to podcasts or watch videos about people who have achieved success in a field that interests you.

142. Create a vision board to visualize your goals and aspirations – figuring out what your perfect life looks like can give clues to what you need to do to get there.

143. Research different career paths and opportunities in a field that interests you – what impact would you like to have on society?

144. Attend local events or meetups related to your interests, you never know who you might meet. Your network is your net-worth!

145. Create a personal project that aligns with your passion, such as writing a book, composing music, or coding a website.

146. Take on a challenge that aligns with your passion, such as climbing a mountain, running a marathon, or building a robot.

147. Share your passion with others by creating a blog or social media account dedicated to it.

148. Take a class or workshop in a skill related to your passion, such as coding, photography, or cooking.

149. Connect with people who share your passion by joining online communities or forums.

150. Take a gap year, a sabbatical or a career break to fully explore and discover your passion.

Give Back to the Community

All our other points so far have really focused on you - but if that hasn't motivated you, what about doing something for others?

Thinking about how you can help others in the community can be a very productive thing to do at home.

Here are some suggestions of things to consider...

151. Volunteer with a local charity organization by helping with administrative tasks or event planning. This allows you to give back to the community while also developing your organizational and leadership skills.

152. Start a neighbourhood clean-up initiative by organizing a group of residents to pick up litter in the streets and public spaces. This helps to improve the appearance of the community and promotes environmental responsibility.

153. Organize a food drive for a local food bank by collecting non-perishable goods from your neighbours and friends. This is a great way to make a positive impact in the community and help those in need.

154. Start a mentorship program for young people in the community by sharing your knowledge and experience with those who need guidance. This can help to build stronger, more resilient communities and provide a positive role model for young people.

155. Donate your time or money to a local school or community centre to support programs and initiatives that benefit the community. This can include tutoring, mentoring, or supporting extracurricular activities.

156. Start a community garden project by coordinating with local residents to plant and maintain a garden in a public space. This can help to improve the appearance of the community, promote healthy eating and physical activity, and foster a sense of community.

157. Partner with a local non-profit to host a fundraising event or benefit concert, raising money to support their mission and giving back to the community.

158. Organize a community service day where residents come together to work on projects such as painting a community centre, cleaning up a local park, or helping a family in need.

159. Start a book drive for a local school or library by collecting books from your community and donating them to those in need.

160. Organize a donation drive for a local animal shelter, collecting food, toys, and other supplies to help care for animals in need.

Travel the World from Home

With the technology of today, there is no need to stay at home even when you are at home!

Explore other countries and cultures online - from learning languages and cultures, to taking virtual tours and finding recipes from across the world, the world truly is at your fingertips...

Here are my best suggestions of things productive things to do at home to explore the world...

161. Research and plan a future trip using online resources such as travel blogs and virtual tours. Exploring different destinations and making a plan for your next adventure can be an exciting and fulfilling way to spend your time at home.

162. Learn a new language through online resources such as Duolingo or Rosetta Stone. Being able to speak another language opens up many new opportunities for travel and personal growth.

163. Cook a meal from a different culture using recipes found online. Not only will you be able to taste the flavours of a new place, but you'll also be expanding your culinary skills.

164. Watch foreign films and documentaries to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of different cultures and ways of life.

165. Virtual tours of museums, galleries and landmarks from around the world. Many famous tourist attractions have virtual tours that can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own home.

166. Read books set in different countries or by international authors to experience new perspectives and immerse yourself in different cultures.

167. Attend online cultural events and festivals from around the world. Many of the festivals, events and cultural activities that normally happen in person can be watched online.

168. Create a vision board or scrapbook of all the places you want to visit in the future. This will give you a visual representation of your travel goals and inspire you to make them a reality.

169. Participate in online language exchange programs to practice speaking a foreign language and learn more about other cultures.

170. Create a travel blog or vlog to document your virtual travels and inspire others to explore the world.

Find Ways to Save or Make Money

"Some say that money isn't important - but it is right up there with oxygen", Jim Rohn.

There is never a bad time to improve your finances - whether that's earning more money or spending less, it's a super productive way to spend your time with a direct impact on your personal bottom line.

Here are some productive things to do at home to save or make more money...

171. Research and compare different ways to invest your money. This can be a great way to grow your wealth over time and plan for your future financial goals.

172. Look into starting a side hustle or freelance work. This can be a great way to earn some extra income and gain new skills.

173. Make a budget and stick to it. This can help you better understand where your money is going and find ways to cut back on unnecessary expenses.

174. Make a plan to pay off any outstanding debts. This can help you achieve financial freedom and peace of mind.

175. Look into ways to save money on everyday expenses. This can include things like couponing, shopping sales, or cutting back on subscriptions or memberships.

176. Review your spending habits. Go through your bank statements and identify where you are spending money that you don’t need to be

177. Research and invest in stocks, bonds, or other types of securities. This can be a great way to make money in the long-term, but it's important to do your research and understand the risks.

178. Look into ways to monetize a hobby or talent. This could include things like selling handmade crafts or offering online classes or tutorials.

179. Research on the different ways to make money online such as affiliate marketing, online surveys, or online tutoring.

180. Look into renting out a spare room or your car on platforms like Airbnb or Turo.

181. Consider starting a small business or online store. This can be a great way to turn a passion into a profitable venture.

182. Look into ways to save money on your utility bills. This can include things like energy-efficient appliances, or turning off lights when you leave a room.

183. Look into ways to make money through passive income streams. This can include things like rental properties or investing in dividend-paying stocks.

184. Look into ways to monetize your skills or expertise. This could include things like consulting, coaching, or writing.

185. Look into ways to make money through the gig economy, such as delivering for food delivery services.

186. Look into ways to make money through online marketplaces such as Amazon or Etsy.

Career and Professional Development

Why not up your career game?

The key to getting ahead in your career is not about turning up at work each day, it's about putting in the hours after work, when everyone else is having fun, to work on you and improve yourself as a product to the market place.

Whether you are looking for a new job, new career or a promotion - working on yourself will only improve your prospects.

Here are some productive things to do at home to super charge your career...

187. Create a list of your skills and abilities, and research job opportunities that align with them.

188. Update your resume and cover letter to make them more attractive to potential employers.

189. Research and apply for professional development courses or certifications online.

190. Network with professionals in your field on LinkedIn and other social media platforms.

191. Research different companies and organizations in your field and create a list of potential employers you would like to work for.

192. Create a portfolio of your work to showcase your skills and experience to potential employers.

193. Learn a new programming language, like Python or JavaScript, to increase your marketability.

194. Take on a freelance project to gain experience and build your portfolio.

195. Attend virtual job fairs and career events to connect with potential employers.

196. Create a list of goals and action steps for your career development and review it regularly.

197. Find a mentor or join a mentorship program to gain guidance and advice on your career path.

198. Read and research about the latest trends and developments in your field.

199. Create a LinkedIn profile and optimize it for recruiters to find you.

200. Start your own business or side hustle.

201. Take a free online course on a topic related to your career, like marketing or finance.

202. Look for opportunities to add value in your role to get you noticed and lined up for promotion.

Conclusion

There are LOTS of things to do if you put your mind to it and there is no reason you should EVER feel bored.

We have covered a lot of different areas here, and I am sure there are things in things in this list of '202 Productive Things To Do At Home' that you have been meaning to do for a while, but just never gotten around to it...

Am I right, or am I right?

Well, now is as good of a time as any to get started with 'that thing' and start being productive.

Just think how good you will feel once you finally get it done!

Well - what are you waiting for?

Get on with it! 😊

I hope you got some value from this, and would love to know what thing you decided to get productive with!

Let me know in the comments.