By: Lugh

Lugh — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 08:34:34 +0000

Thank you for writing this article. I find myself unable to get up the desire to get up and do something. I’ll literally try to avoid doing anything which I believe beneficial to me, or which is expected of me. I think that this article might help lead me in a direction of production rather than destruction. So thank you.

By: Carol

Carol — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:38:49 +0000

I enjoyed reading this article today Greg. I would add another vice, in addition to laziness and boredom, which I believe that you have hinted at. When you are feeling lazy and bored, you will also be careless in whatever you do, which will cause you to make mistakes. It’s all a chain reaction. The solution is to create the habit within yourself of being in the moment and making each moment the most important moment of your life. When you do this even mundane tasks don’t feel boring. Boredom is a modern sickness which a generation or two ago didn’t exist. In times gone by there wasn’t the spare time to get bored. Boredom is caused by not using every moment in a worthwhile way. Time is a valuable commodity and it needs to be used carefully and purposefully.
Take care and keep on writing.
Love and peace,
Carol

Comments on: Boredom and Laziness — A Vicious Circle

By: Lugh

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