Category: Entrepreneurship
Taking Nootropics for Motivation (stacks inside)
One of the critical reasons people take nootropics is to motivate themselves. Ultimately, the goal is more productivity, but getting yourself to be productive can’t really happen effectively without.. you guess it.. motivation. Achieving motivation with nootropics happens through several pathways. They are: Taking nootropics that modify the neurotransmitter Dopamine (Uridine, CDP Choline, Tyrosine, Afinils) […]
Read more3 primary reasons entrepreneurs are taking nootropics
There’s no question about it, entrepreneurs take nootropics. Find the best 20 entrepreneurs you know. Some of them are taking cognitive enhancing chemicals. And that’s as it should be. Entrepreneurship is hard. It requires a balls to the wall style aggression toward doing the one thing folks have a massive aversion to: WORK. And as […]
Read moreWhy Nootropics are Necessary for Entrepreneurs for Verbal Fluency
Nootropics are massively facilitative of verbal fluency, and are particularly helpful for entrepreneurs. Through the course of my life running businesses, I have used nootropics to improve my verbal fluency, and I firmly believe that this has helped my to land more business deals. In this video, I explain how this happens, why it’s critically […]
Read moreEntrepreneur Or Die Episode 1: How Entrepreneurs Think
Entrepreneurs have a particular style of thinking. It’s disproportionately what helps them to get big things done. It’s no secret. Entrepreneurs think differently. They have a particular style of thinking that allows them to get bit things done. They aren’t limited by the same parameters that “normal people” seem to have. There is no cap […]
Read moreNootropics Anecdote: Aniracetam and Multi-Tasking
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Aniracetam is a pretty epic smart drug. I’ve taken it on and off for years, and now keep it in the arsenal to use in specific situations. It’s one of the many racetam smart drugs, which explains a unique bunch of compounds that mostly work on acetylcholine and glutamate receptors, inducing a functional benefit […]
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