where does that extra bit of energy right before the end of a long task come from?

Question

does having that last burst of energy or motivation mean that we weren't truly 'giving it our all' during the entirety of the job? or is adrenaline responsible? where does the 'end rush' come from?

Answer 1

Elation at the sense of accomplishment in seeing the almost-completed results?

Pleasure at knowing we are almost done, it is almost over?

Answer 2

Usually, it's adrenalin that does this as since you're almost done with the job, a sudden burst of adrenalin ensures that the job gets done. It would sometimes be for excitement as well!

Answer 3

Good question, maybe it's a willing in us to simply complete or accomplish what you are trying to do, to get a sense of accomplishment, that you did "your best", so that gives you the extra burst of energy when you nearly complete it. Have a good day. God Bless

Answer 4

the blood carries energy throughout the body in form of glucose. the hormone called insulin gets the glucose out of the circulating blood and into the muscles and organs that need it. unser conditions of stress,when the body and brain assumes more fuel will be needed to deal with whatever is going on,cortisol triggers the breakdown of protein and its conversion,in the liver,to glucose.adrenaline also raises levels of blood glucose..so stress hormonesadrenaline and cortisol regulate blood sugar....

Answer 5

From your Will. It is Will power. It comes from your substance, from what you are made of , Guts, Integrity, perseverance . Some people have more than others.It doesnt mean you werent giving it your all, it just means you needed to give a little more than expected.

Answer 6

Anticipation!

Answer 7

to me it comes from working so hard at any task that at the end approach,I get real excited to have it completed.