The Russians were advised to organize a "day of small disobedience" to be productively lazy. There is no anarchy, you just have to try to give up one unnecessary thing, and then see if the world collapsed without your participation. Spoiler: most likely not. Psychologist Rodion Cheplov told Paska about another way to legitimize laziness - the "responsibility theory". Imagine that every business must prove its usefulness. couldn't she? send him on vacation The main thing is not to confuse rest with procrastination. The first helps to restore strength, and the second makes you worry about postponed tasks.

The Russians were advised to organize a "day of small disobedience" to be productively lazy. There is no anarchy, you just have to try to give up one unnecessary thing, and then see if the world collapsed without your participation. Spoiler: most likely not. Psychologist Rodion Cheplov told Paska about another way to legitimize laziness - the "responsibility theory". Imagine that every business must prove its usefulness. couldn't she? send him on vacation The main thing is not to confuse rest with procrastination. The first helps to restore strength, and the second makes you worry about postponed tasks.