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Point · 01-11-2009

I've realized recently that the basic root of my entwined, multi-layered problems is my unwillingness to do anything. This laziness, not specifically restricts to work(like from school), but extends to an disinterest toward anything, like commitments. Sometimes I'm even too lazy, too uncaring to prepare food and would rather go hungry so I can keep doing nothing. Anyone here experienced this before and know how to overcome it?

Tamiki · 01-12-2009

aaah yes, my enemy...

Anyways, heres some things I do to overcome laziness.

-Have your friends around
-watch something that gets you inspired
-eat a healthy lunch
-don't drink coffee, energy drinks
-have your whole 7-9 hours of sleep
-jump around if your feeling sluggish when playing hours straight
-go outside lol

Ryugen · 01-12-2009

Eat 5 brazil nuts a day, they will give you your daily recommended intake of Silinium (or however you spell it). This stuff motivates you and generally makes you feel like you have the will to do more.

You should also spend less time in front of the television, and more time solving puzzles to exercise your brain.

Find something you want to achieve, then find more things, write them all down and put them where you will see them in the morning every day. You could also get pictures related to the things you want to achieve and post them around your room. This is a motivational technique I'm familiar with that I've introduced to a few friends of mine who complained of laziness and it seems to be helping a few of them.

RoflKnife · 01-12-2009

I don't think laziness is possible to overcome...D=. You can minimize it maybe?

Point · 01-12-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryugen

Eat 5 brazil nuts a day, they will give you your daily recommended intake of Silinium (or however you spell it). This stuff motivates you and generally makes you feel like you have the will to do more.

You should also spend less time in front of the television, and more time solving puzzles to exercise your brain.

Find something you want to achieve, then find more things, write them all down and put them where you will see them in the morning every day. You could also get pictures related to the things you want to achieve and post them around your room. This is a motivational technique I'm familiar with that I've introduced to a few friends of mine who complained of laziness and it seems to be helping a few of them.

Laziness can be food related..? That's new to me O.o I guess I might research a bit about it when "I'm not feeling lazy". Thx for the tips

Zephy · 01-12-2009

Go outside. Usually when you go outside, there are lots of things you can do. You can almost never stand still when you are outside (unless you are gazing stars).