Have you ever noticed that this situation is always encountered in life. When the bath water is boiling, you don’t like to go, if the dirty clothes are piled up together, you don’t like to wash your homework, you don’t like to do it on the table, you don’t like to do it, in short, you just want to do it but don’t. I just want to wait and do it. As for what to wait for. I don't know, I just want to wait. People often call this manifestation of being content with the status quo is laziness. Laziness is a period of psychological boredom. Emotions are full of resistance to what is about to be done, but strangely, once they are done, they don't seem to stop.
For example, when taking a bath, once my body is soaked in the bathtub, I don’t like it. Once I wash my clothes, I want to finish them all at once. After opening the homework and finishing the first question, I naturally did one question after another. So we found that some things are not difficult to do, but the difficult one is at the beginning. Once you enter the state, your heart will be much more relaxed. Laziness is the nature of the brain. Laziness is bad and needs to be overcome. However, overcoming laziness is not easy, and many people struggle with their own laziness throughout their lives. Fighting with laziness is hard. Is there any way to overcome laziness without working hard? Let’s think about it from a different perspective. We do not choose to overcome laziness, but choose to use laziness. Will there be good results? This method is to be lazy and diligent. What does it mean? This is deceiving your brain and using your lazy nature to help yourself work hard. How to do it?
Let’s analyze it together below. Laziness is a boredom mentality, manifested as laziness, procrastination, and satisfaction with the status quo. It is a behavioral disorder caused by psychological disorders. It is rooted in the psychology, and the root cause of psychological disorders is fear. I'm afraid that what I want to accomplish will be difficult, difficult, and difficult. Difficulty is not a fact, but a perspective, a way of looking at problems. We often regard a collection of several things as a whole. Overall, we don't think it's easy to accomplish it. For example, taking a bath is a whole. This is a collection of undressing, washing hair, shower gel, , rinsing, these steps add up together. Laundry is a whole, a collection of continuous writings of more than one piece of clothing, such as coats, underwear, sweaters, and socks. Doing homework is a whole, and it is a collection of thoughts and writing after completing more than a dozen questions such as multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and small exams in succession. Do you think I want to break down the total task into several sub-tasks? No, that's hard. The brain likes simplicity. You just need to write down the simplest first step at the beginning of the division of your heart and get it done. Tell myself that if I don’t go to take a shower, I will take off my clothes first. If I don’t go to wash clothes, I will soak a piece of clothes in water first. If I don’t do my homework, I will look at the first question first and it will be OK. The purpose of this is very simple, which is to reduce the critical value of your switching from state a to state b.
Laziness is manifestation of laziness, procrastination, and contentment in the status quo. Then let us switch from this lazy state to the next state more easily, and then you will find that your brain will naturally remind yourself, dear, we are all here, let us continue to do it, as long as you start, you are half successful. Do you have a deeper understanding of this famous saying? Find something to try this method. To deceive your brain to be lazy in the right state, this is laziness. To put it bluntly, this method is not omnipotent. It may only work for some things, and these things are all delayed by myself, and I still want to do those things in my heart. It's not all-purpose, but at least it helps us a little better than it is now.
