14 Things Successful People Do On Weekends:

1 Make time for family and friends.

2. Exercise.

3. Pursue a passion.

4. Vacation.

5. Disconnect.

6. Volunteer.

7. Avoid chores.

8. Plan.

9. Socialize.

10. Gardening/crafts/games/sports/cooking/cultural activities.

11. Network.

12. Reflect.

13. Meditate


14. Recharge.



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