Sorry, was interrupted so couldn't finish my previous post.
I personally exercise, play music, listen to music, and read a lot. Also I barely have time to breath. I have found that sometimes a sense of boredom in yeshiva can come from not feeling connected and excited about the learning that I'm doing in seder. Is this something that you've noticed? If not then just try to fill up your schedule with things you enjoy and care about. I found that it helped to be productive not just "fill my time", and relaxing and enjoying is part of being productive.
As always, Hatzlacah Rabbah!

And another idea that just popped into my head to share, if you're not taking care of things you should be doing, start doing that. Make a to do list and check things off. Life is busy for everyone, everyone has many things they B'etzem should be doing but ignore and push off, try viewing yourself as the super awesome accomplishing person that you are (v'ha raiyah you are working on overcoming a tremendous abttle and making headway) and get to work taking completing the other myriad of positive and productive things you could/should be doing.

Today was a rough day. Super unproductive, my mind was out of control still clean though! Hopefully tomorrow will be better

sunnyswan6 wrote on 15 Dec 2024 23:01:

You may have meant it just to grump but you really complimented yourself. The hardest times to stay clean is at moments that your unproductive and don't feel good about yourself. Keep it up buddy!

Inspired by @amevakesh who told me the same when I posted that I was unproductive.