No, this is just pseudo-science and resembles educational research where they try to find a causation to things that are probably just attributed to genetics. Think about genetics determining the size of your engine and motivation being the amount of energy supplied to it.
Beware of the weather, though. It may be geniunely soul-crushing for someone used to sunny skies.
As I am growing older, I also feel a tug to move from Central Europe to maybe the Mediterranean, precisely because of the winters. And Norwegian winters are even more dark and rainy.
No, this is just pseudo-science and resembles educational research where they try to find a causation to things that are probably just attributed to genetics. Think about genetics determining the size of your engine and motivation being the amount of energy supplied to it.
Good read. Makes me want to move to Norway.
Beware of the weather, though. It may be geniunely soul-crushing for someone used to sunny skies.
As I am growing older, I also feel a tug to move from Central Europe to maybe the Mediterranean, precisely because of the winters. And Norwegian winters are even more dark and rainy.
The traditional conflict between enjoying short-term gratification and reaching long-term goals.
In this case it seems like "enjoying the process" might lead to more short and long term gratification.
They have unfair advantage, they should be banned!