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Take an Adderall pill one time every day for two days. Heh. You'll work like a machine from that point forward.

• GeneralMaximus 17y ago
  No. No drugs, please. My problem are my habits. I do not have a disease.
  • Zarathu 17y ago
    Oh. Eh, well, I wrote a small blog post a while back about little things that help me stay on-track: http://whitepaperclip.com/blog/post/2-Avoiding-Procrastination http://whitepaperclip.com/blog/post/2-Avoiding-Procrastinati... Everyone is different, though.
  • jamesbritt 17y ago
    "No. No drugs, please. My problem are my habits. I do not have a disease." Drugs are not just for disease. Is it possible that your habits come (to whatever extent) from neuropharmacology? If you have a dopamine imbalance, can will power alone overcome it?
• pasbesoin 17y ago
  Didn't work for me, at an initial low dose (5 mg). I found my mind "slipping off of things". It was "on to the next thing" before I'd really thought through the current thing. I "just sent" some emails and did some other things that, upon reflection, were not good choices. I cut the low starting dose in half, and that helped; at that level, "pause and check" still has enough control to keep me from disregarding consequences. I'm a bit hesitant to share this, but I'm curious whether anyone else here has had a similar reaction. You can email me if you don't want it out in public (pseudonymous email address, presumably).