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Is it physical energy or will/motivation? If energy, then I'd question your sleep, diet, job stress level, then fitness level (in that order). If not, then I'
by wnolens 5y ago
Is it physical energy or will/motivation?
If energy, then I'd question your sleep, diet, job stress level, then fitness level (in that order).
If not, then I'd question your device addiction/attention span degredation and then perceived value of alternate activities (i.e. do you REALLY want to read? Or just want to want to read?).
- ali92hm 5y agoWell based on how I spend my weekends where I'm fully recharged and energetic to get shit done, I assume it's the lack physical energy. Cause when I have the energy and mental power I do the things that I want to do. One difference is that if I actually had a real deadline I would deliver no matter how tired/exhausted I am, but I'm not sure that's sustainable.
- wnolens 5y agoI noticed at age 33ish my energy for all this stuff dropped off. Life just got more complex and my body became less resilient. If you require a deadline to do something I'd wonder if you don't want to do it that badly. Which is okay, for things like work or even the last 20% of a hobby project. But reading.. I try to make that only for enjoyment. I find more things I do which require will power or a deadline, the more I'm dipping into a finite resource which when expired leads to burnout.