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Imagination Hobbies

Explore our imaginative hobbies list.

Imagination is the ability of the mind to generate and simulate novel objects, sensations, and ideas without immediate input from the senses.

We tend to associate imagination with childhood. Indeed we tend to lose our imagination as we grow up. But imagination is an essential skill for adults, especially in today’s fast-and-ever-changing world.
Imagination isn’t just for having childish fun. Imagination can help you deal with obstacles at work. Using imagination, you will be able to look at challenges in new ways and come up with creative solutions to conflicts.
Outside of work, imagination will help you be more empathic. Empathy will make you more observant and collaborative and therefore improve your social interactions.

Imagination, exercised without judgment, helps you appreciate your skills and instincts. And if you can imagine how a scenario might unfold, you will make better decisions.

Imagination will also help you maintain your health. Researchers have found that people who engage in creative activities, such as painting, drawing, and sculpting, in middle and older age are 73% less likely to have memory and thinking problems, which can lead to dementia. Engaging your brain in creative activities not only protects neurons from dying but also boosts new neuron growth.

So, how do you improve your writing imagination? Like every other skill, practicing your writing skills can be a chore, and hard to maintain. Moreover, imagination is an abstract skill, to begin with. Adding interest to the practice might be the solution. Immersed in satisfying activities, you could unconsciously develop your imagination. That’s where we come in. We made a list of activities that can improve your imagination. Find a new hobby that will help you become a true imaginative person.

  • A candle on a table

    Candle Making

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  • A woman performs in front of an audience indoor

    Storytelling

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  • Learning Sign Language

    Learning Sign Language

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  • Graphic Novels

    Graphic Novels

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  • Origami

    Origami

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  • Rubik's Cube

    Rubik’s Cube

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  • A man chopping lettuce and cooking, ingredients around

    Cooking

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  • Glass Engraving

    Glass Engraving

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  • Artist's Stationery and Mannequin Laid out on Table

    Sketching

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  • An open book with its pages folded into a shape of the word "Audio"

    Audiobooks

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  • A white crochet on a table

    Knitting

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  • A man on top of the mountain taking pictures

    Photography

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  • Green oval leaf plant on cabinet

    Woodworking

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  • "Happiness is a piece of cake" note stuck in a cake

    Baking

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  • Blue Eye Digital Painting

    Digital Painting

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  • A woman wearing a white long-sleeved shirt with scarf browsing clothes rack in a store

    Flipping Vintage Clothes

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  • Molecular Gastronomy

    Molecular Gastronomy

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  • People deep dviving

    Scuba Diving

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  • Vegan Cooking

    Vegan Cooking

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  • A railroad model

    Model Railroading

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  • Two people playing chess outdoor

    Chess

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  • A girl hikes a beautiful mountain-top path

    Hiking

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  • A girl plays the guitar by a river

    Playing the Guitar

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  • A group of improv preforms

    Improv

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