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I've cut down coffee intake by a lot, but still have a little bit. For those of you that have quit completely - does the roller coaster stop? By that I mean...
by LAC-Tech 4y ago
I've cut down coffee intake by a lot, but still have a little bit.
For those of you that have quit completely - does the roller coaster stop? By that I mean... you have caffeine, feel productive, caffeine wears off, you feel unproductive, rinse and repeat.
Are you over all more productive or do the peaks and valleys just average out into nothing?
- krageon 4y agoI have a weird habit of quitting for 6-12 months and then resuming drinking it. I've done so twice now (once when I was a bit younger, and the second time recently) and my impression is that overall everything is better when I do drink it. It tastes nice, the effects are nice and if you don't overdo it (i.e. increase your consumption above a normal threshold, like a small cup per day) it stays pretty nice forever. But this is just the case for me - I've heard plenty of people say that without coffee their life is better on average (more focus on average throughout the day). tl;dr: Overall more productive. It's also more pleasurable.