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You can work happily 100 hours a week, but it has to be something you're passionate about, e.g. John Carmack. If you're already getting low mood and energy, you
by muzani 5y ago
You can work happily 100 hours a week, but it has to be something you're passionate about, e.g. John Carmack. If you're already getting low mood and energy, you're probably doing the wrong thing.
Also some things involve different intensities of work. Management, for example, is mostly information filtering and routing. It can be done for longer periods of time with less fatigue.
- sometimeshuman 5y agoWinning also helps. There were times when my side business was killing it. Emails from customers telling us how much they love the product and growing sales. I had endless energy. Evolutionarily you are programmed to not expend energy unless you either have continuous progress/rewards or threat of harm if you don't keep at it. Perhaps these can be hacked but I haven't yet found a way.