Meditate (scroll below for two suggestions)

Exercise - there are tons of free workout routines for men, women & children according to skill level, on YouTube

On-line learning - many institutions are offering free classes. You can take FREE Ivy League online courses

Connect with family and friends via video (Skype, Zoom, Facetime, Google Meet, etc.) rather than via text or phone

Write a handwritten letter or card - remember snail mail?

Learn a new skill - again YouTube has a wealth of "how-to" tutorials

Listen to TED talks and if you want, here is a list of the most popular TED talks of all time

Read those books that have been on the "waitlist." Even if you don't have a kindle, you can download the app and read the books from your phone, ipad or laptop

Learn to cook/bake something new with a friend while Face Timing them

Have a "meal" with family and/or friends - virtually.

Declutter that closet, the pile of papers or that "junk drawer"

Work on the home project you didn't have time for before

"Attend" a virtual show (Cirque du Soliel anyone?), concert or opera - so many are being offered for free!

Perhaps you have heard about the virtual museums? Here is another list

Or of touring the national parks?

Board games/card games

Cherish relationship moments - when you look back, what fond memory will you have? Be intentional in your conversations with your loved one.

Grow in your spiritual practices

Find out more about your personality. Take a fun Enneagram or MyersBriggs Assessment  (these are free versions, not the official versions)

Practice gratitude - it does wonders for the heart, soul & spirit

Limit the amount of time spent listening to the news

Need more? Check out Marie Forleo's "Coronavirus Support Guide"