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overstimulation decreases ability to focus on lesser stimulating tasks? 2016-11-26 14:46:48 Post No. 2756351
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overstimulation decreases ability to focus on lesser stimulating tasks?
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2016-11-26 14:46:48
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I noticed this weird thing. Whenever i start the day with drawing or writing it all gets done with a minimal amount of discipline. but the moment i play an exiting pvp game or watch an exiting movie it ruins the rest of the day.
the blast of stimulation seems to make it extremly hard to get back to the ease from before. the white paper suddenly seems so much harder to fill.
is anybody else like this?
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This has nothing to do with stimulation. It's called law of momentum. The longer you keep your momentum the easier it is to keep it going.
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That's a good observation. I don't think it's over stimulation so much as there being no threshold. Your brain is fresh and it'll yield results as such.
Now whether that is good or bad for certain tasks and situations is different.
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