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Engage in This Activity DAILY Engage in This Activity REGULARLY Engage in This Activity OCCASIONALLY SELDOM Engage in This Activity NEVER Engage in This Activity Directions Assume that when you return to work, you receive some “good” news and some “bad” news. The “bad” news is that they have abolished your job - you are being laid off. The “good” news is that they have not abolished your salary - you will continue to receive your paycheck for the next thirty years. Your task now is to figure out what you will do with your time. What tasks will now fill the eight hours every day that your job filled in the past? So, sort the deck of activity cards into the five categories according to what you will like to do with your time.

SELDOM Engage in This Activity NEVER Engage in This Activity Engage in This Activity DAILY Engage in This Activity REGULARLY Engage in This Activity OCCASIONALLY SELDOM Engage in This Activity NEVER Engage in This Activity

Have you talked with your spouse or friend about these activities? Engage in This Activity DAILY Engage in This Activity REGULARLY Engage in This Activity OCCASIONALLY SELDOM Engage in This Activity NEVER Engage in This Activity Questions How long has it been since you have engaged in the activities listed as “Daily” or “Regularly”? Do you think you will be doing these high interest activities alone or with a spouse or close friend? Have you talked with your spouse or friend about these activities? Which of the activities that you have listed as “Daily” do you think your spouse or partner would list under the “Never” category?