You aren’t lazy - you're afraid
- You're afraid of investing your full self in anything, only to be disappointed.
- You're afraid to show your heart.
- You're afraid to change your habits.
- You're afraid to be locked in by an over-demanding schedule.
List everything you think you are afraid of and reexamine it. You have to dare to see that these things you think you are, aren't actually that profound or rooted in anything you care about.
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