No, not the type of energy which ‘comes out of the wall’, but the type that comes out of yourself.
After a long boring day at work, there’s nothing more I would rather do than being more boring at home that night. After a (forced) non-productive day at work, I have absolutely no energy left at night. The only thing I want to do is read, watch a movie, máybe check my Facebook. But that’s about it. I can’t deal with important tasks or social activities on an evening after a draining day. There just cán’t be a productive night after a forced non-productive day at work.
When I have to run, think, switch, deal, lead, talk, basically: Work Hard, now thén I’m all up for a productive evening. I find time to write an article for IKKI, just like that. I answer all my standing e-mails, I even write a blog about it all right now. And it’s already 21.30. So, how does that work? How can working hard want to make me work harder? How can stimulating my mind during daytime, give my mind more energy for the evening?
I don’t get it, but it’s quite a handy in the case of a good day at work. Not so handy when nothing much is going on at work though. But isn’t there a loophole? Can I maybe find a way to trick my mind into believing it was a very satisfactory day with a lot of thinking and multi-tasking? If somebody knows the answer, or has a creative idea, please let me know! It might get me overworked, but it’s a good test, I would say. “Work hard, work harder.”

