All Books, No Life, Not Good

Studying too much can be harmful to your social life.

Let’s go deeper into why it’s important for you to include social life a part of your study:

1. Brings you purpose

Walking to class is good, but walking to class with friends is better. Communicating with others brightens your day by instilling a sense of purpose. When we talk to others, the exchange of ideas and knowledge brings about a holistic development which is healthy.

2. Encourages you to explore

When you’re out with your friends, there are a lot of influences in the world that could spark, motivate or develop ideas. The places you visit and the activities you engage it allows your mind to explore new things.

3. Emotional support

Family will always be there for you, but friends will always be there to support you. Friends are great pillars for emotional support. Stress is around the corner and you could always use someone that’s either willing to listen, or share your pain.

4. Increases general knowledge

Your friends might or might not be smarter than you. However the act of sharing knowledge and experience broadens your mind.

There’s always a piece of information that you know, but your friend doesn’t. This applies both ways, for your friends will always have tricks and hacks that you have never heard of before.

Learning is a lifelong journey, everyday it’s helpful for all of us to learn something new.