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It is human instinct to pursue happiness and stay away from pain. So laziness is also human nature. If you want to get rid of it, don't think about it.
It's true. However, I guess what the questioner is meant, how to reduce laziness a little bit. It's okay.
The way to do this is to set a clear and realistic goal for your laziness. At the same time, it is best to have a heart-to-heart dialogue under the guidance of a professional so that they can see the consequences of laziness. This reduces laziness.
It can also be autosuggestive. Let's say you want to complete a task every day, and when laziness kicks in, you suggest to yourself what the consequences would be if I didn't do it, and that you could achieve it to some extent.
Good luck and success in "getting rid of" laziness!
There is a very professional mind-to-heart conversation called the "Responsive Spiritual Workshop" that you can try.
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Fear of pain and tiredness is everyone's normal escape psychology, it is impossible to remove, but there is a way to reduce, make a plan every day, give yourself a reward if you complete it, and give yourself a punishment if you don't complete it. Be cruel to yourself.
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Laziness is a human nature. That is, laziness is innate. Everyone knows that laziness is the counterpart of industriousness, and industriousness is manifested only when there is laziness.
a Recognize the dangers of inertia. If a person does not understand the harm of a thing, how can he consciously reject it? b Check what is the manifestation of your own inertia, analyze the causes, and prescribe the right medicine.
c. Formulate plans and arrange time scientifically and rationally according to actual ability. If you are too ambitious or too demanding of yourself, you will often lose your confidence because you cannot achieve your plan, and your will will will be weakened and you will develop inertia. d Today's business, today's end.
Words must be done, deeds must be fruitful. Don't wait for the Ming Dynasty, everything will come to naught. Exercise the will.
If a person does not have the tenacious spirit to fight against difficulties, without a strong will, he will inevitably find excuses for inertia. We must always check ourselves, urge ourselves, overcome our own inertia and vacillation, and develop a tenacious character that is not afraid of hardships and dangers and does not bow to difficulties. We must be strict with ourselves in a thorough self-study.
Only those who truly understand the value and meaning of life, and regard life as a responsibility, a mission, and a creation, can truly consciously lash out at themselves and overcome inertia. Seek adoption.
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This is caused by psychological factors, not by the outside world to help you eliminate! You have to adjust your psychology and encourage yourself!!
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Drop the high execution and do it immediately.
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Tackling the psychology of laziness requires some effort and self-discipline. Here are some suggestions:
Set clear goals: Make sure you know what you're going to do, and set clear goals for that. This will help you stay focused and gain a sense of accomplishment when tasks are completed.
Make a plan: Having a plan can help you break down tasks and make them more manageable. Divide the task into small parts, set a small goal for yourself every day, and work through the task step by step to avoid stress and procrastination.
Find motivation: Find what motivates you to do things. This could be because you want to achieve a certain goal or earn some kind of reward. Associating this motivation with the task can motivate you to take action.
Set Rewards: Set rewards that motivate you to complete quests. For example, after completing a task, give yourself some reward, such as watching a movie or eating a good meal.
Communicate with others: Communicating with others can lead to support and encouragement, which can motivate you to do things.
Develop good habits: By cultivating good habits, such as exercising regularly and maintaining a healthy diet, self-discipline and willpower can be improved, which can help you overcome laziness.
The above are some suggestions, I hope it will be helpful to you.
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The following methods can be recommended to overcome laziness.
1. Get up in the morning and brush your teeth, wash your face, and comb your hair with your backhand (if you are right-handed, use your left hand instead).
2. Close your eyes when taking a shower and find shower gel, shampoo, towels and other toiletries. It is best to keep your eyes closed throughout the bath.
3. Look at the painting upside down, so that you can exercise your reverse thinking.
4. Go to different supermarkets for a long time, know where you want the items to be placed, and let the brain process new information.
5. Play more puzzle games.
6. Move your fingers and toes more and exercise the cerebellum.
Laziness is a psychological boredom.
It manifests itself in a variety of forms, including extreme laziness and mild hesitation.
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Refine the plan, refine the most important ones, and do other small plans when you have time, and it will not affect if you don't have time. That way you don't have the baggage of your thoughts!