February 08, 2026

Login to your account

Username *
Password *
Remember Me

Being labeled—or labeling yourself—as lazy often stems from not fully understanding the root cause behind why you’re putting things off, even when you know deep down they’re important. It can feel like you’re locked in a quiet war with yourself: one side urging action, the other tugging you back into passivity. You know what needs to be done, and you might even want to do it, but in the moment, that drive feels miles away.

I remember my early twenties all too well. That phase of life came packed with procrastination and plenty of reasons to do nothing. And as a result, I didn’t...

Editors' Pick

Spotlight

Health Links

HiPsychology.com:
WinnerTrick.com:
LoseAddiction.com:
SuperPerfectBody.com:
LoversSchool.com:

Post Gallery

The Physical and Mental Effects of Hating Your Job — And Signs It’s Time to Move On

COVID-19 Quarantine Health Guide: Staying Well Indoors

Start Small, Grow Big: 4 Reasons to Launch Your Online Business Today

Multitasking and the Brain: Why Doing More Can Leave You With Less

Why Most People Never Make It — And How You Can Be Different

Feeling Burned Out and Hopeless? Try These Grounding Steps

Tired of Overthinking Everything? Learn How to Worry Less and Live Better

Rebuilding Your Life After Loss: A Guide to Healing

How to Feel Better About Yourself