I used to before I got sick. Sunshine and warm weather really helps. Why do I live in New England? It snowed again today just to be annoying.

Uhm, mine waxes and wanes. I'm either going 90mph like a rabbit or being roadkill.
Good sleep and B Complex drops helps a bunch. The fast rabbit phases are fading however :/

Working out first thing in the morning.

Yes, I have tons of energy.

now I am 70 I have energy at different times in the day and often have to have a power nap to catch up a bit

yes , and greed and adventure fuel my fire

Yes. And I maintain my energy by [mostly] eating right, getting proper sleep, and MOVING. The human body is a use-it-or-lose-it kinda thing.

I’m always sooooo drained...

Surprisingly I have a pretty good amount of energy to me.. Despite the rigors of my past few years I still manage to pluck up the energy for the day.. Coffee helps that's for damn sure but without it I can manage just fine.

Just enjoying life, about to have my 1st coffee of the day, then walk into the ocean and swim the tide home.

I haven't had energy since I was 12 years old. My energy levels dropped off a lot when I was in 9th grade, and never recovered. I do notice a difference when I eat a strict whole, raw, plant-based diet, though; my energy levels noticeably increase — but not to the point where I'd consider myself to truly be energetic. A little exercise can help, too.

Have vertigo, so am always dizzy.I join meet up groups the do stuff so with others I can motivate.

Going for a good walk, drinking coffee, being in the sun.

I had less energy before taking thyroid replacement hormone. Turned out I had Hashimoto's Disease.

Coffee of course ... but in general I have better energy now that I’m vegan than before. ... also when completely wiped out sexual energy can amaze oneself, that’s the real resurrection.

Coffee. Particularly at the end of day.

Yes! I have an enormous amount of energy. Being among good company and having good conversations , vitamin/mineral supplements, good sleep, working hard and feeling productive, regular exercise, attention to my appearance, COFFEE, and finally: rest and relaxation a must (easy music, bubble baths, watching rented movies in bed, cooking).

My brain and my body are in two different timetables. Pain factor neglected or not observed. Caffeine is Source.

I am nothing but energy when I'm truly rested.
I take daily supplements and different herbal extracts. I love my different herbal teas.

No, not really but I do get a natural buzz if I find something interesting to do and sometimes have to finish it. I'm all or nothing by nature and don't do things by halves.

The gym is a "natural" energy booster.

It boosts energy to take an early morning walk.

Also great, a cup of cho-wa tea a day, tiny amounts of MX sarsaparilla powder (powdered root beer), dump most cooked and processed food, dump red meat-most meat, actually, except for fish.

Yes knowing that i am one step away from my destiny in my journey

I am pretty sedate and sedentary by nature. Ironically, I also tend to have mor eendurance than most other people. For instance, when on hikes, I usually need fewer rests than others in the group.

Where I live the malady 'SAD' is common. Even though our climate is mild we cannot escape the fact that our northerly latitude gives us long, dark winters (and vice versa summers). I find energy begets energy (like sex summers are the worst) and when I am active I get more energy. Biking, hiking, kayaking outside projects add to my energy levels. Consequently, sitting (at this site) in the winter becomes a bit draining.