Hopelessness and far are surely two of the worst catalysts for laziness, we often create scenarios in our mind where we just 'can't win' – where the pain associated with winning or worse, rejection or failure, are so high that doing nothing is often the ONLY option we have left for ourselves.

To break out we must reframe that and acknowledge the pain that comes with not doing anything – elevate that to a level where new options become viable – then we can escape laziness, hopelessness and fear in one fell swoop.

This is the focus of Beyond Greatness over at http://www.attractgreatness.com – where we learn a system on how to go beyond frustration, fear, laziness – being stuck in a rut to a much more fulfilling, exciting and rewarding set of experiences.

Jeff

I find, personally, that I too am getting very lazy in this country. For one thing, I am older and older people have even less opportunity than younger people. In addition, my field is totally flooded here. I am an English teacher. In addition, when I do want to learn a new skill, the courses to do so are not very available, or not available at all. So, I would say that laziness has many components. They include lack of opportunity, having too much too easily, feelings of hopelessness and fear, learned helplessness, and lack of money. Having very little money is at the top of the list for me.