Re:Productivity in 2017: analyzing 225 million hours of work...
by rconti on Thursday January 04, 2018 @08:37PM
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This may be great for some people, but simply isn't true for others. I've found no difference on focus from working out, even heavily. Not from getting up and walking a mile and going back to my task.
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Re:Productivity in 2017: analyzing 225 million hours of work...
by weavie on Friday January 05, 2018 @06:10AM
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There are lots of different types of exercise. Cardio, weight lifting, stretching/yoga, tai chi/chi kung.. I wonder if different people respond differently to different types of exercise? Did you try them all?
Re:Productivity in 2017: analyzing 225 million hours of work...
by dudzik on Thursday January 04, 2018 @09:20PM
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I can relate to that.
When I exercise in the morning I cannot get anything done during the day.
On the other hand I find it relaxing to workout after work. My mind becomes more or less empty afterwards. When I then do things that require more complex thinking the effect wears off pretty quickly though.
Re:Productivity in 2017: analyzing 225 million hours of work...
by eckza on Friday January 05, 2018 @07:29AM
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Lifting after work gives me something to look forward to.
It also wears me the fuck out - so I go to bed early, sleep really well, and wake up the next day feeling recharged.
Re:Productivity in 2017: analyzing 225 million hours of work...
by deepGem on Thursday January 04, 2018 @10:27PM
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My initial days of running had a dramatic positive effect on my productivity. However once my body got used to running I see no difference. I must admit I have stuck to the same pace and distance more or less. 5k in about 35 mins.
Re:Productivity in 2017: analyzing 225 million hours of work...
by epmaybe on Thursday January 04, 2018 @10:40PM
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I wonder if some of it has to do with perception. When you begin a new habit, or change up your routine, time seems to go a bit slower than usual, and thus maybe you feel that you are more productive?