Motivation is largely a function of testosterone within men. You don& #39;t find high testosterone men that are unmotivated or unambitious or lazy - because high testosterone means high energy and high ambition - which means boredom if you& #39;re not working on something or achieving.
It& #39;s not about "having the right mindset" - it& #39;s about having high T levels. You won& #39;t read your way into being a productive and motivated person. Books won& #39;t give you the energy or ambition or drive you seek to be successful. In fact, even reading is probably a chore for you.
"Having the right mindset" doesn& #39;t change your biology, changing your biology gives you the right mindset, as well as a the mood and energy levels to go with it.

Mental state, mood and energy levels flow downward of biology, not the other way around.
I& #39;m not trying to hype testosterone for the sake of it. I speak from experience. Anybody who has experienced what it& #39;s like to be LOW and HIGH T, and is in tune enough with their body to tell the difference will attest that HIGH T is the essence of motivation and drive in men.
If life is a drag, you& #39;re generally not in good a mood, and it feels like a chore to get anything done - you don& #39;t need a mindset shift, you need to get your bloodwork done.

Lots of men resign themselves to the fact they are low energy/lazy - but it doesn& #39;t have to be this way.
Right now it& #39;s bad timing, due to the pandemic - so I wouldn& #39;t risk going to see a physician at the moment to pursue hormonal optimisation only to go and catch a virus.

But definitely something worth noting in the back of your head, for when it& #39;s safe to go out again!
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