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How can I think so lucidly sans caffeine?

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Lifer
I am *extremely* lucid after consuming my usual 4 shots of espresso. I'd like the same level of brain function without having to have the coffee as the catalyst. I'm not a morning person, so the payload of an espresso usually catapults me into a state of unfathomable productivity.

For those who don't have a daily caffeine intake, how do you do it?
 
"lucidly sans caffeine" bwhahaha - sounds like a font 😉

Anywho, I don' need caffeine, as I never drink coffee, etc. I don't need any catalysts. 😉
 
Due to a stomach illness, I'm forbidden to eat/drink anything that has an ounce of caffeine in it. So, to wake up in the mornings, I resort to running 2 or 3 miles. The first mile I'm usually going at a 15:00/mile pace, but by mile two I'm usually awake and running a 5:00/mile. Any form of physical exertion should help wake you up in the mornings.
 
Originally posted by: TheBoyBlunder
Get to sleep earlier. It's probably the only thing that would work.
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I get my best work done at night, the caffeine is so I can work under hours of "normal people." 🙂 It's hard for me to get to sleep early, because I hit my naturally lucid moments around midnight.
 
I just got to cleep early. It cool when you have a set sleep cycle, and you wake up about a minute before your alarm clock every morning 😉
 
When the alarm goes off I just jump out of bed, awake and ready to go. Back when I still drank caffeine regularly I had a much harder time waking up in the morning.
 
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