How can I stop being lazy?

If you're feeling lazy, it may have to do with how you're taking (or not taking) care of yourself. Even something as simple as a brisk walk gives you natural energy and also releases endorphins that improve your overall mood, making you feel more inclined to go out and accomplish something that day. your feelings of laziness could possibly be linked to depression, or more rarely another mental health issue such as attention deficit disorder. It may be worth seeking professional help. Start your day with positive self talk. Listen to energetic music. Surround yourself with productive people. Who you surround yourself with inspires your behavior. Hang out with people who are successful and motivated, and their energy will likely rub off on you.

Maybe you can motivate yourself? If you do something you are supposed to, reward yourself with something you love, but do not reward yourself if you haven't done all the things that you are supposed to do.

Why do you believe yourself to be lazy and what makes you lazy? What about taking the time for some self-reflection and think about where the laziness came from and tackling that head on! :)

Find something for which you enjoy being alive and active. If you find the right someone or something, your laziness will transition into passion.

"Laziness" in terms of a lack of motivation will require you to find exactly that; your motivation. Set yourself goals that are specific, measureable & meaningful to you, achievable, realistic and within a set time frame. If you set yourself clear meaningful goals in this way, this should help motivate you. But motivation is a lot more complex than suggested and will likely take more than just goal setting, but it's a good place to start. Working out exactly what you want in life, what you want to achieve and where you want to go in the longer term is also advisable.

Being lazy can be a very unhealthy way to live life .If you're feeling lazy, it may have to do with how you're taking (or not taking) care of yourself.. step 1 You should ideally be getting eight hours of sleep and trying to get on a regular sleep cycle . Step 2 Even something as simple as a brisk walk gives you natural energy and also releases endorphins that improve your overall mood, making you feel more inclined to go out and accomplish something that day.step 3 : Who you surround yourself with inspires your behavior. Hang out with people who are successful and motivated, and their energy will likely rub off on you. Step 4 : Know what you spend time procrastinating with and take action to remove it. If you waste time surfing the web, work in a place that doesn't have internet access. If texting friends is your vice, move your phone into a different room or have a friend hold on to it for the afternoon. It's natural that you will need to take a break from working, but make sure that time is limited. For example, you could commit to working for the first 50 minutes of every hour and then take a break for 10 minutes. Finally Just do it! There isn't any cure for being lazy. The only way to overcome this is by setting your mind to the task and completing it. Have self-discipline.

I like to start by making small goals when I get in a lazy mood. Make lists and start checking things off! It's the greatest feeling.

honestly i am very lazy and the only suggestion that i have got that has worked is just to start and get it done with

Make a plan. And give yourself some rewards you like if you accomplish the task. For example, you have to clean your room, but you don't want to. Reward yourself with a snack, or something like this:)

There are many things you can do to increase motivation and get things done throughout the day, but one thing is important to know - don't expect to get EVERYTHING done right away. Take small steps, make small goals that are attainable. For example, start by making a To-Do list so you know exactly what needs to get done. Then slowly work your way down that list- maybe even just doing one task each day until you get the hang of it.