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I actually have the completely opposite problem. If I start my day producing, (which I often do). I get too distracted doing work to eat until well after lunc
by bcx 15y ago
I actually have the completely opposite problem.
If I start my day producing, (which I often do). I get too distracted doing work to eat until well after lunch time.
One of my new years resolutions was to eat breakfast more often. So if I want to do things that aren't work, I basically have to force myself to not open my laptop until I've completed them. I.e. if I start the day doing work, the odds of be going running diminish quite a bit, as does the chances that I'll eat breakfast.
As a caveat, I am not doing that much writing for external audiences, I could imagine some benefits to starting writing first thing in the day before their are as many distractions.
- ramblerman 15y agoWhy would you force yourself to eat breakfast? The whole "most important meal of the day" has no scientific basis. I can only speak from personal experience, but since I have gone back to my "student" eating pattern, just following my appetite, and skipping breakfast my energy has gone up significantly. "The warrior diet" on amazon, discusses this better than I do