The study found that the effective management of free time has a far greater impact on a retiree's quality of life than the amount of time the person actually has available for leisure activities.
Wang and his team studied the responses of 454 Taiwanese retirees to understand if there is a link between their management of free time and their overall quality of life.
With regard to their free time, the retirees were asked about the goals they set, their general attitude towards it and how they schedule and manage it.
