Why you need to remain turned on cognitively all the time unless you’re really unable to do so because you’re too tired to do anything.

Just like you need coffee to come up with better ideas as to what you should be doing with your day, and you are less likely to have exciting suggestions in case you decided to come up with ideas for what you should do today to make best use of your time before drinking any coffee, you need to be fully turned on cognitively in order to figure out what would be the best course of action you should take today to make your life better or to make best use of your life. If you wait until there’s something that makes it absolutely necessary for you to wake up in order for you to start operating at maximum capacity, you will never have anything that makes that necessary unless it’s something that you hate. You will never come up with a suggestion that makes it necessary for you to fully wake up on your own. You will just be physically present there until it’s bedtime. Until the day is over, and keep wondering why time flies by too fast. Because whatever suggestions that you come up with will be a result of what your brain can come up with in that state of minimal activity. It should come as no surprise to you that whatever suggestions you can come up with in this case will always be the least that you can do. The least that you’re capable of doing, compared to your full potential. Even if you’re well-rested, you’ll always feel tired. Because you can’t do anything while you’re in this state of minimal brain activity without getting tired in no time, literally after a few seconds from beginning to do it, whatever it is. And since you have the gift of foresight, you will anticipate that you’ll get tired even before you begin, and thus you’ll end up not even trying to do this thing, whatever this thing is, even if it’s really a very easy thing to do. You don’t know what to do today because you are unable to think or do anything in that minimally active brain state, not even make a plan for what to do today, not even in your head, not even if this plan is just about coming up with one item for a to do list. Even if you want to have a single suggestion for what to do today, you will fail, and you will end up chasing whatever primitive impulse or random urge that shows up first on your mind. And the smarter you are, the stronger these urges will be, and thus if you’re really extraordinary, you will find that almost nobody else has to deal with these problems every single day like you do, because they don’t have any impulses to begin with. They don’t have a capacity for generating strong irresistible and irrepressible impulses in the first place. And then you’d think that this is because there’s something wrong with you, and then you might end up getting addicted to crushing your spirit through thought suppressive activities like conventional meditation where you ignore your thoughts and go back to focusing on your breathing again. Thinking that regarding the process of thinking itself as just meaningless noise that you should ignore with disregard to the content or nature of those thoughts is the ultimate level of wisdom, enlightenment, or actualization there is for anybody, even someone like you. The answer to this is not to run your life on autopilot. It’s through turning all the engines on at maximum capacity, and operating with all your powers working at full speed and capacity from the start, no matter what, with disregard to the situation at hand. When you feel you’re too tired to operate at maximum capacity, you can then rest all you want by doing the exact opposite, running at minimum capacity and speed, until fully rested. There’s no life for an adult genius person outside of this. You cannot bypass this, and end up being something that is not below average no matter how hard you try.

Picture yourself now in your current state, and notice where you are running everything from in your head at the moment. Notice the places in your head that seem to be too asleep or turned off as if they don’t exist at the moment. Try to activate those regions of your brain by feeling them working just like the other centers that are currently already working from the start without you even pushing them to wake up or work. Make sure no center, region, area, or place in your entire brain is left behind without being fully activated or turned on. Without you fully activating it or turning it on so that it starts working again at maximum capacity, speed, and intelligence. No center gets left behind. Feel that they’re all now working together in harmony, as if they’re one entity, as opposed to every center for themselves. As opposed to every area running on its own while all other areas are asleep. As opposed to running one region at a time. As opposed to having only one part of your brain activated and being forced to handle every single situation or thing that gets thrown your way while the rest of your brain is half or even totally asleep.

Eliminate any excuse or limiting belief that stands in your way that says this is wrong or you cannot sustain this for more than a few seconds. Be yourself to the fullest.