Why We're Lazy - Deepstash

Why We're Lazy

Few people would choose to be lazy.

  • Many 'lazy' people haven't yet found what they want to do or are unable to do it.
  • Some people have become so specialized that they no longer grasp their purpose, and could fall into the trap of not bothering.
  • Some people sabotage themselves by never trying because they fear success or they fear failure.
  • There are also those that feel so hopeless that they cannot begin to think through it. 

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