Without Work, There Can Be No Leisure

Without Work, There Can Be No Leisure

Without Work, There Can Be No Leisure

Introduction

We all know that human beings cannot live alone. There are certain rules and regulation have been existing since the day first of this world. There are certain obligation and activities available that people usually done in their life. Work and leisure are very essential part of our lives. We cannot underestimate from each of them. Both have their own importance and other effects on masses. This is about the way in which an individual found comfort and tries to keep connecting all the time. Some people may works very hard just for the sake to safe some leisure just because of fulfilment of their desires and requirements. In simple words we can say that leisure is the spare time that is free from drudgery and labour of life. Contrary with the work is opposite to this term. We can say that leisure and work both are interrelated to each other. Similarly, as the same coin have two sides. Taking an example for understanding, we can consider the margins on written page or printed paper. If the work is not exists then we cannot consider the existence of leisure. In this paper we would further examine the work and leisure.

Discussion

Life is no more as same as earlier, but in modern days the life is very busy. Pace of life is gradually becoming faster and faster the same affect the people lives and found people in hurry and trying to use the every moment of his life. But in this busy life everyone needs some leisure to get relaxed. There are certain definitions of leisure, as some people may consider the leisure is the spare time or the time in which people have no work to do with. Leisure is free time of a person. This is cessation of the work or the complete omission of the required activity. It could be defined as the recreational time; an individual can organize and use leisure according to his own preferences and will (Haworth, & Veal, 2004). The leisure not only excludes labour obligations, but also the time spent for basic needs such as eating or sleeping. The most common use of the concept is linked to the rest of the work. Therefore, leisure appears after hours or holiday period. It is important to give meaning to leisure (e.g., through practicing sport, reading or making trips) otherwise it is likely that this leisure becomes boredom. The demands of today's world is becoming that leisure is very rare for people. Today it is normal that a worker check your work email during the weekend or a child perform additional studies to end the school day. So when people find themselves with free time, often do not even know how to invest it (Allen & Hawes, 1979, pp. 5-10). Keep in mind that what some made a compulsory subject for others it can be a ...