When the word laziness is mention it is always perceived as people’s unwillingness to work or put further efforts in the task, but we can also say that it can also stem from a creative standpoint. When we are not in a position to be creative or be responsive in coming up with new ideas, then laziness and procrastination sets in. But this is actually quite practical as to how we can navigate beyond the problem and tap into our creativity further.
In order to prevent laziness interpreted as lack of creativity, one should perhaps define one’s objectives more clearly and make certain timeframes. When organising work in terms of achievable goals and setting a time limit for achieving each goal, we can, in effect, get ourselves motivated to work. And it can help us come up with the new concepts and give us a kick-start as to how how we might go about thinking creatively to solve a particular problem.
One of the ways that can help overcome laziness as I have mentioned earlier is to change our routine and do something out of the norm. We can come up with something exciting by engaging ourselves in different hobbies, activity or interest. This can assist us to get out of the cycle of laziness and engage our brain to come up with new ways of thinking.
Movement and workout are the best ways to fight laziness and stimulate the creativity. Exercise leads to a boost of energy and when we are more spirited it becomes possible to work harder or design in ways that are more innovative. For this reason, taking a walk around the block, or going to the gym for a workout will help reduce laziness in addition to improving the creative thinking process.
mindfulness and meditation is very helpful one can learn how to reduce their thoughts so that they become more concentrated. If the inertia of laziness have overtaken a person, then it is enough to spend several minutes calming down and distracting thoughts, and the creative potential will wake up. It opens up possibilities of coming up with new products, new approaches and even new energy in seeking to approach tasks more creatively and enthusiastically.
Finally, if there is one message that can be taken from this snapshot of ordinary unoriginality, it is that laziness, so often thought of as a sign of creative bankruptcy, has its workaday counterparts that can be addressed in a workaday manner. By setting certain goals when accomplishes and time frame, taking new approaches, physical exercise, and mindfulness we can free up our creativity and eliminate the tendency to procrastinate and be lazy. If we apply some amount of exercise and persistence, people are able to activate this creativity and thus advance in their undertakings.