What Should I Do On My Limited Free Time?

[Nih01]

Hello, I am currently working in an SME as an accountant. I am 30.
On the little free time that I have (meaning after work but also after I spent some time with my family and girlfriend), I really want to do something a bit productive.
The problem is that I am interested in too many subjects. From programming to reading literature, watching movies or about the stock market, I feel like I spend a lot of time scratching the surface of these fields and never getting real value. I probably fear of missing out something. I have the impression that I should have the wisdom to accept that I cannot try learn everything and just chose a topic. What would you think I should do? And which topic would be the most beneficial?
Thank you.

[davebro]

I find watching TV distracts me from such thoughts!

[aelmpvw]

//I should have the wisdom to accept that I cannot try learn everything and just chose a topic//
you've answered your own question

[david small]

Go camping. Walk in the woods. Sleep outside under the stars. Write love poetry. Get in touch with your inner self.

[Of10stuck]

Get some 'Pallet collars', make as many little raised beds as you have room for (3 makes a hand height) and grow stuff you enjoy eating. In this year's lock-down, we've now got loads of onions, potatoes, lettuce, garlic and even broccoli. Much of the compost was free courtesy of the moles!! It's been limited effort and very rewarding - not to mention tasty and money-saving.

[Canary42]

Study global warming/climate change and campaign for action now .

[EdmundD]

I was a bit like that when I was your age. I took up the guitar and still enjoy it. I travelled a lot over 3 decades and I took one everywhere with me.

[Hopkirk]

Join your local canoeing club

[davebro]

//I took one everywhere with me.//

What! Even in the shower?

[david small]

As his guitar gently weeps, Davebro.