How to Be Lazy and Also Productive
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Laziness and productivity seem like two ends of a spectrum. But they’re not actually opposites! You can be productive and lazy at the same time. In fact, laziness and productivity can go hand-in-hand if you play your cards right. It’s all about conserving your energy for the things that actually matter. Here’s how:
Analog Hobbies Can Increase Mindfulness
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As we all know by now, spending too much time scrolling and looking at a screen can make you feel anxious and distracted. But when you’re commuting, waiting in line, or just have some downtime — and your phone is all you have with you — it’s easy to get wrapped up in your screen.
It’s worth finding alternatives, because scrolling can have negative impacts on your health and productivity. According to a Harvard researcher, scrolling the news constantly or watching a lot of short-form videos (like the ones on Instagram or TikTok) can give you “popcorn brain,” which is when your brain gets overstimulated and it’s hard to adjust back to the real world.
Stop Saying “Remind Me”
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Have you ever had this happen? You ask someone for help or for a favor — and they say, “Sure, I’ll do that — just remind me.”
This is one of my biggest pet peeves. I know this doesn’t usually come from a bad place — it mostly comes from being overwhelmed, disorganized, or not having a system to manage your tasks.