There have been some volatile threads in the past on psychotherapy and GTD with an occasional nod to the issue of SSRI's.
Don't want to go OT or philosophical: My query relates specifically to the issue of PRODUCTIVITY.
What I've heard about SSRI's is that they enhance self-esteem and self-confidence and minimize anxiety (and CLEARLY anxiety is a huge factor among many grappling with getting things done).
One could surmise that these reputed benefits of SSRI would be beneficial to productivity -- or they could be beneficial to lethargy. (i.e., the crucial difference between self-esteem and self-efficacy.)
Can anyone speak from personal experience about whether the benefits of SSRI have led to increased productivity, focus and follow-through at work?
Don't want to go OT or philosophical: My query relates specifically to the issue of PRODUCTIVITY.
What I've heard about SSRI's is that they enhance self-esteem and self-confidence and minimize anxiety (and CLEARLY anxiety is a huge factor among many grappling with getting things done).
One could surmise that these reputed benefits of SSRI would be beneficial to productivity -- or they could be beneficial to lethargy. (i.e., the crucial difference between self-esteem and self-efficacy.)
Can anyone speak from personal experience about whether the benefits of SSRI have led to increased productivity, focus and follow-through at work?