article_snippet.sent: Psychologists and wellness experts have long-known that we're at
article_snippet.sent: The cost, says Dr Watkins, will be our happiness - and potentially that of our children.
article_snippet.sent: We know that We tend to gravitate towards hobbies and interests that use We best strengths but a lot of the other things We do in We lives, including work, do not,' Dr Watkins told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet.sent: Clinical psychologist and Happiness Institute
article_snippet.sent: One interesting finding to come out of the recent survey, Dr Watkins says, is that twenty per cent of women are inspired to start new hobbies through social media. '
article_snippet.sent: Being inspired is a great thing, so long as that translates into our real lives,' Dr Watkins says. '
article_snippet.sent: If it doesn't, it can actually add another layer of stress.' 'What we're seeing is that women could actually be more inspired than ever before, right at the time that we're also more time poor.'
article_snippet.sent: it’s there, the seed has been planted,' Dr Watkins says .
article_snippet.sent: According to Dr Watkins, the current situation of parents failing to pursue the things parents failing to pursue the things they love love is concerning for generations to come because it sets a dangerous cultural norm in Australia.