Lazyness

Laziness can be related to dopamine levels. According to Andrew Huberman, dopamine plays a crucial role in motivating and driving behaviors. It works alongside the neurotransmitter glutamate to stimulate neurons, increasing alertness and readiness to pursue goals. When dopamine levels are low, individuals may feel lethargic and lack motivation, which can be perceived as laziness. In contrast, high dopamine levels can lead to excitement and motivation, propelling us toward achieving goals [1].