I’m Pretty Sure This Burns A Lot Of Calories..
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Summary
- I believe talking or presenting burns more calories, even though I don't have scientific proof.
- Tony Robbins demonstrated that intense speaking can burn around 7,000 calories.
- Normally, the brain uses about 25% of your total calorie expenditure and consumes most of your sugar intake.
- Be cautious about consuming too much soda, like Cherry Coke, as it can be unhealthy, even though Warren Buffett still achieves great success while drinking it regularly.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest taking a moment to think about how we use energy in everyday tasks. For instance, intense speaking or public presentations might be using more energy than we realize. So, if you're in a role that requires frequent presentations, it might be helpful to consider how this impacts your daily energy needs.
Another way of doing things is to be more mindful of your sugar intake, especially if you enjoy sugary drinks like Cherry Coke. While some successful people drink it regularly, it’s important to find a balance that works for you. Try swapping sugary drinks for water or healthier alternatives most of the time. It's a low-cost change that can have high-value health benefits.
Also, remember that the brain and its activities consume a lot of our energy. A good way to support this is by maintaining a balanced diet that provides your brain with enough fuel, like fruits and vegetables. It's not expensive and ensures that your brain functions at its best.
Finally, take note of how your brain uses energy; understanding this can help you manage your workload. Prioritize tasks that require heavy thinking during times of day when you’re most focused and have the most energy. These simple steps can produce substantial results in your personal and professional growth.
