Leisure may include sports they enjoy playing, recreation, hobbies, or passive activities. This also pertains to how much time people want to spend in leisure activities. If a person want to always be free to go fishing or able to attend every one of their children's athletic games, this reflects how much they prize their leisure. Some people want their leisure activities to be expensive expressions of their status while others want to spent their time simply. This refers to how much and what type of formal education people want to pursue.
Some people enjoy going to school and attend many years of college and post-graduate school.
Other people want to spend as little time as possible in formal educational settings and, rather, learn by doing. To an extent, people's attitudes toward education determine their career options. Many careers require certain types and amounts of formal education. If education is more important than career, this will shape all their other life experiences. This refers to people's long term vocational aspirations.