Ghazal Alagh says ‘feeling bored is good for your mental health’, explains why | Trending
“Feeling bored is good for your mental health,” this is what Ghazal Alagh wrote in her latest X post. She added that the habit of getting bored, even for half an hour, can help one to think creatively. For instance, she mentioned that when people bored, their minds are free to wander, and this can lead to new ideas and solutions. Furthermore, she pointed out that this habit is also important for kids. The image shows Ghazal Alagh with husband Varun Alagh and comedian Tanmay Bhat. (X/@GhazalAlagh) “I had an interesting conversation yesterday with Tanmay and Varun where we talked about how we have become ‘human doings’ instead of ‘human beings’. Getting bored for half an hour a day allows you to think creatively, seek solutions to your problems, and find peace,” Ghazal Alagh wrote. Now catch your favourite game on Crickit. Anytime Anywhere. Find out how “This is important for kids as well. They have so much to consume, and ‘just being’ is a foreign concept to them. It’s our responsibility to make them learn that boredom is healthy,” she added. The Mamaearth co-founder concluded her post asking people what they think about getting bored. Take a look at the viral post here: The video was posted a few hours ago. Since then, the post has collected nearly 2,500 views. The post has further accumulated nearly 100 likes. People posted various comments while reacting to the share. What did X users share about this post?“You are the best version of yourself so far. I know that you can do anything that you set your mind to. Girls run the world and you are a prime example of that. You put a lot of effort into caring for others. I appreciate you,” wrote an X user. Another social media user joined in and added, “Quite innovative”. A third praised with a thumbs up emoticon. Ghazal Alagh started her career as a corporate trainer at NIIT Limited. She then founded dietexpert.in, which later ceased its operations. Eventually, she co-founded Honasa Consumer Pvt Ltd (Mamaearth) with her husband, Varun Alagh. What are your thoughts on Ghazal Alagh’s post on mental health?
