Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity
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@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@coliver said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
My wife hates this. I don't generally eat lunch during the work day. 80% of the time I just forget about it and work through it.
Same, and my wife hates it too.
I skipped the wife and it's turned out ok so far.
I am jealous of the dual income though.
I have a wife, and I'm still jealous of the dual income folks, lol.
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@dafyre said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@coliver said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
My wife hates this. I don't generally eat lunch during the work day. 80% of the time I just forget about it and work through it.
Same, and my wife hates it too.
I skipped the wife and it's turned out ok so far.
I am jealous of the dual income though.
I have a wife, and I'm still jealous of the dual income folks, lol.
Just doesn't always work as expected. Same situation here.
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We had dual income for a few years, but only a few. Like 2006 - 2008. Outside of that have always been single income.
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@dafyre said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@coliver said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
My wife hates this. I don't generally eat lunch during the work day. 80% of the time I just forget about it and work through it.
Same, and my wife hates it too.
I skipped the wife and it's turned out ok so far.
I am jealous of the dual income though.
I have a wife, and I'm still jealous of the dual income folks, lol.
You're doing it wrong...
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@RojoLoco said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@dafyre said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@coliver said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
My wife hates this. I don't generally eat lunch during the work day. 80% of the time I just forget about it and work through it.
Same, and my wife hates it too.
I skipped the wife and it's turned out ok so far.
I am jealous of the dual income though.
I have a wife, and I'm still jealous of the dual income folks, lol.
You're doing it wrong...
10/10 would definitely be ok with being a home and taking care of a kid
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@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@RojoLoco said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@dafyre said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@coliver said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
My wife hates this. I don't generally eat lunch during the work day. 80% of the time I just forget about it and work through it.
Same, and my wife hates it too.
I skipped the wife and it's turned out ok so far.
I am jealous of the dual income though.
I have a wife, and I'm still jealous of the dual income folks, lol.
You're doing it wrong...
10/10 would definitely be ok with being a home and taking care of
a kidthe houseFTFY
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@aaron said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
I leave work to be by myself during lunch, even if I only drink a bottle of Soylent. Removing myself for some alone time really helps me out.
Soylent, bourbon... same difference.
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@aaron said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
I leave work to be by myself during lunch, even if I only drink a bottle of Soylent. Removing myself for some alone time really helps me out.
It's incredibly important that I get my arse out of the building for an hour as well
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@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaron said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
I leave work to be by myself during lunch, even if I only drink a bottle of Soylent. Removing myself for some alone time really helps me out.
It's incredibly important that I get my arse out of the building for an hour as well
Exactly. No matter what, I'm gonna go away from my desk for an hour every day. Even if I just sit in my car and nap, I get out for a while every day. No exceptions.
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@aaron Soylent? What's that taste like?
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@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaron Soylent? What's that taste like?
Donner.
Too soon?
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@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaron Soylent? What's that taste like?
It tastes like people!!!!!!!!
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Donner, not doner.
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@scottalanmiller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@Breffni-Potter said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
I'm on a huge foodie change at the moment.
The biggest change I've made is, getting up earlier, having a substantial breakfast and I already feel way better have 3 weeks of that, more awake/energetic during the day, more productive.
I'm the opposite. Breakfast makes me tired all day. And hungry too, so much more hungry when I eat breakfast.
Breakfast kickstarts metabolism, no matter what it is, so the hunger is natural. Sugary breakfast makes me instantly tired and hungry, but fiber, protein, and carbs will carry me through lunch. Breakfast should be a good 400 calories to really count.
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@aaron said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@scottalanmiller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaronstuder said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@aaron Soylent? What's that taste like?
Donner.
Too soon?
Donner Pass is 30 minutes-ish from me so never too soon.
... for dinner!
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@TAHIN said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@scottalanmiller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
@Breffni-Potter said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
I'm on a huge foodie change at the moment.
The biggest change I've made is, getting up earlier, having a substantial breakfast and I already feel way better have 3 weeks of that, more awake/energetic during the day, more productive.
I'm the opposite. Breakfast makes me tired all day. And hungry too, so much more hungry when I eat breakfast.
Breakfast kickstarts metabolism, no matter what it is, so the hunger is natural. Sugary breakfast makes me instantly tired and hungry, but fiber, protein, and carbs will carry me through lunch. Breakfast should be a good 400 calories to really count.
Someone needs to hack that metabolism-thingy. Or maybe remove it from the repo.
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@MattSpeller said in Skip Eating Meals for Better Productivity:
I do this unconsciously and will go even without bathroom breaks when I'm on a roll. My brain just seems to shut off all unnecessary facilities until my brain is exhausted or my body is screaming for attention.
Ditto - and it's not just when working but also when playing. 10 hours without eating if I'm having to much fun at something is not unusual for me.
