May I be candid? Boredom is often a lack of vision and gratitude. Hear me out. When you lack vision and purpose, then you can easily feel like what you are doing is beneath you or insignificant. But when you know the greater good or goal, then the mundane (which is still mundane) becomes part of a bigger puzzle rather than the end result.
For example, laundry wears me out. It is tiresome, boring and never-ending. But it is not the sum total of me as a woman, wife or mother. It is a piece of the mundane that simply gets done. Here is where the gratitude kicks in. The other day, I literally said out loud as I was changing the clothes over, “Thank you, Lord, that I don’t have to carry all these clothes to a river and pound them with a rock. Thank you that I have machines that wash and dry them. Thank you that I have clean water to wash them in.” Granny always said, “Count your blessings.”
If you find you are “bored” with your life as a whole, then that is a great invitation to go back to the Lord to discover your strengths, dream and passions. I am currently reading the book, Your Strongest Life. It is specifically written for women who want to live life to the fullest. I highly recommend it as a temperature check on whether you are checking out, wimping out, or launching!