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By this time of day most Americans hit an energy slump
A survey of 2,000 Americans shows 44% lack energy to exercise and 74% believe more energy would increase earnings, highlighting widespread routine fatigue impacts.
- Talker Research's online survey, fielded Dec. 2–Dec. 5, 2025 for Zipfizz, found 2,000 Americans hit their daily energy low at 2:06 p.m.
- Respondents reported energy dips during winter months affect motivation and connection, and on average said they'd need double their current energy to meet daily demands, according to the survey conducted by Talker Research and commissioned by Zipfizz.
- More than seven in 10 respondents said they believe higher energy would increase their earnings, and 44% reported lacking enough energy for exercise, affecting daily routines.
- Nearly half of respondents reported 44% lack energy to exercise and 34% miss social time or outdoor activities.
- When asked what they'd do with unlimited energy, respondents would pick spending more time with friends or family, and most would direct an energy boost to Monday, Zipfizz and Talker Research found.
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By this time of day most Americans hit an energy slump
Americans hit their daily energy low at 2:06 p.m., according to new survey data. A survey examining the energy levels and lifestyle goals of 2,000 people saw that on average, respondents said they’d need double their current energy levels to…
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