If you are sleep deprived and do not know why, it could take weeks, months or years to figure this out.
You might never figure it out.
Taking creatine could help with functioning despite this.
People spent plenty of money on self improvement. But it could be the things you already have at home that make the biggest difference to how you feel and operate: Taking cold showers, eating healthy food, using the stationary bicycle to exercise, time manage social media...
Charlie Gordons IQ increased big time after the operation. IQ was just 68 and later over 150. But he declined later, just like the mouse Algernon they operated on before. I am talking about the fictional character from the book flowers for Algernon. There is a parallel to life though. You progress and as you get older, you decline again. However, there are things we can do to diminish or slow that decline.
A 9-5 can have an impact beyond work itself. Even if you finish work and come home, done, you might find yourself feeling tired and running on low battery..thus work can not just take your time, but even zap your energy in such a way that it still has an impact after you finish.
@Tim_Denning It might also be tempting to do that even though it might sound odd. How can something be tempting if it is bad and many people do not like it? Perhaps they do not think an alternative is possible or likely and are primed for the traditional path.
One reason your diet keeps failing might be that you're trying to lose weight using a strategy you couldn't realistically maintain for the next two years.
If you ever tried a diet to lose weight and failed, do not beat yourself up too much. This can be the issue:
- to extreme calorie restriction
- not enough protein (can help with satiety)
- thinking short term rather than long term
@Tim_Denning You can collect so much information to feel ready but then after taking action you might find that the information did not prepare you that well.