Does your laziness stem from being scared?

Doing things scared is much more fun. Some of my best experiences. Doing things normally doesn't have the thrill.

Yuuuuup.

He totally did, the smarter people are the ones who know how to laze properly. (Do it without getting caught/find efficiencies)

"Lazy" people that most corporations seem to use as their "poster models" are actually just "slower". They just need a bit more time to figure stuff out.

Used to work at a warehouse where labour was a big thing, "lazy" people were those who were slow and didn't follow properly.

The smart people where able to keep pace, but in a more relaxed state, because they knew how to not tire themselves out.

To put this in a tangible perspective. The "lazy" worker would box things and tape them 1 by 1. (Take more time, get less done. Because hourly wages)

The smarter worker would box everything in 1 go, then tape them in 1 go. Basically be in a position to do a repetitive task. By being repetitive, you can do the same motion and think less.

I agree. Some people are taking this too literally. Lol.

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Fear is a survival instinct, if you're scared of something maybe there's a reason.

Do it scared. 🤣

Better to do it than to live with the fear of it.

Tbh I find it easier to do “scary” things, rather simple chores 🥲

That's right

Time to fuck a blender 😎

Didn't Steve Jobs say something about lazy people being able to figure out the easiest way to do things?

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What exactly are you afraid of?

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Felt

Crane? Or a surgeon that is a cranium operator?

Better way is:

Realize you are scared and what you are scared of.

Do it with that realization and respect your fears.

Somebody should write a book! Oh, wait “Feel the Fear and do it Anyway”.

Do it tomorrow!

I'm just hoping a suicidal person doesn't see this

I think martial arts is the best way to go far in life. Doing something hard makes everything else easy.

this goes hard

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Without the right guidance early on it’s so easy to fall on that track of comfort seeking

I imagine some will eventually take a look around and wonder how they got there

Thanks for sharing! 🙏