When you are frustrated with the outcomes of your experiments, what do you do to refocus? Arts? Sports? Hanging out

Question: When you are frustrated with the outcomes of your experiments, what do you do to refocus? Arts? Sports? Hanging out with friends? What helps you recharge?
- Keywords:
  experiments,
  frustrated,
  outcomes
Asked by 653hyda42 to Zoe, Lindsay, Kenzi, Jeff, Avani on 18 May 2015.
- Jeff Shi answered on 18 May 2015:
  
  I spend a lot of time with music when I need to relax – discovering new music, writing about it, going to concerts, playing it, and talking about it with friends.
- Zoe GetmanPickering answered on 18 May 2015:
  
  I used to do martial arts. Nothing is better for frustration than punching the stuffing out of some pads. Now I hang with friends and do craft projects. With crafts I can get cool, visible results in just one day, and that helps with the frustration.
- K. Lindsay Hunter answered on 18 May 2015:
  
  My favorite is going horseback riding. When I finished typing up and submitting my Masters project, I literally pressed “send” and left to compete in a hunter-jumper horse show. Nothing like soaring over jumps to wipe all other thoughts from your mind!

Question: When you are frustrated with the outcomes of your experiments, what do you do to refocus? Arts? Sports? Hanging out with friends? What helps you recharge?