Staying motivated and keeping focus

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And skeptical you should be, as there is very little scientific evidence
that those even work (any double-blind studies)? I can only speak for myself
but, I view information security as a branch of science and I tend to think
logically which is why I equate nootropics with the 'Hacker Tested'
Protected by jpeg badges on cheap websites. They just don't mean anything to
me because there is little evidence that they work.
Why don't you try this; tell us a few of the ideas you've been thinking
about and maybe we can help you get the ball rolling for the ones we like
best.
You don't need artificial brain power when you are part of community that
has plenty of real brain power.
Just my 2.

On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 7:04 PM, Adrian Crenshaw <irongeek at irongeek.com>wrote:

> Hi all,
>     I find myself sitting, listening to security podcasts (which in and of
> itself is not bad) and playing desktop tower defense. I have tons of ideas
> for new videos and articles but can't get myself motivated to start on them.
> What do others do to stay motivated and keeping focused? I'm looking into
> nootropics, but am a bit skeptical.
>
> Adrian
>
>
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