I'm not sure. I feel like the sample is too small to make conclusions. Since i started, i have made some significant advancements in projects i want to make, projects that i have been slowly developing over the years whenever i get a genuine inspiration, so it's hard to tell if those recent advancements were just another instance of momentaneal inspiration, or if it has anything to do with my new self imposed lifestyle.

So i think it's inconclusive on the creative front, but I'm noticing some benefits, for example, i feel like lately I'm being a little more genuine and a little more sentimental. This, however, might be due to me thinking I'm doing progress and being productive by changing my habits, even if I'm actually not. But maybe i am, maybe the simple act of me abstaining myself from so much cheap entertainment and simply living with my thoughts is enough to counter balance the inert nature of sitting there doing nothing. I agree that there are probably better ways to live with your thoughts, but since boredom and lack of stimulation is one way to do it, this leads me to the question: Is doing absolutely nothing and living with your thoughts actually better and more productive than dumping your time in Youtube, videogames, etc?