Hobbies make you better at your job.

First, you have to understand that this does not include all hobbies.  Some people are quick to tell you that watching football and drinking beer is their hobby. I’m sorry, but I have to say no to that in this context. I’ve also had to disallow binge-watching TV series or movies as well as sleeping. 

• Engaging in hobbies can indeed make you better at your job in several ways. Here are some reasons why:

• Improved Creativity: Hobbies such as painting, writing, or playing music can enhance your creativity and problem-solving skills, which can transfer to your job. You may find that you come up with innovative solutions to problems and think more outside the box.

• Stress Reduction: Hobbies can help you relax and de-stress after work, which can improve your mental health and help you perform better on the job. Lower levels of stress can also lead to better decision-making and problem-solving abilities.

• Improved Time Management: Engaging in hobbies that require time management and prioritization can help you become more organized in your work life. You may find that you're better able to manage your time and complete tasks efficiently.

• Improved Communication Skills: Participating in group hobbies, such as team sports or book clubs, can improve your communication skills and teach you how to work effectively with others. This can help you collaborate better with colleagues and clients on the job.

• Overall, engaging in hobbies can help you develop skills and qualities that are useful in the workplace. It's important to find hobbies that you enjoy and that challenge you in a positive way.