If someone has what is ostensibly a "dopamine problem," they should consider changing one or more of the following, depending on the situation: - their environ

If someone has what is ostensibly a "dopamine problem," they should consider changing one or more of the following, depending on the situation: - their environment (residence, city, state, country) - their job, career, or academic pursuit - their romantic life - their friends People have completely transformed as a result of one move, with an example being someone from a small town in the Midwest moving to New York City. I think everyday productivity hacks, motivation hacks, anti-habits, etc...are marginally overrated. They could even be damaging if they keep you in an environment or circumstance that you are fundamentally incompatible with. Conversely, big structural life changes are underrated. If someone reading this found the above to be true (or not) in their personal life, please weigh in.