I'm very glad you were neither too lazy nor too unmotivated to pick out all the interesting quotes that train us to be amateur psychologists in a flash!
Of course, "lazy" is something quite different from "unmotivated"!
When I am unmotivated to do something, I find 1000 things whose completion is much, much more important. Then I am busy until exhaustion - that is the opposite of lazy. Hm. But maybe it's called something else entirely: procrastination.
Okay, I confess: I am a master of procrastination and therefore a case for the (hobby) psychologist. If only I wasn't so terribly unmotivated to consult one... 😂
I think we all love to be a psychologist every now and again - I'm a cognitive psychologist most days 🙂
I like the "of course" 🙂 I would say that my brother is lazy. Whenever I visit my mum and he's there, he's either lying down on the sofa or more likely, in a different room sleeping. I'm told that he works hard at his job but I don't see that. I see him lying down. Always lying down. So can he work hard at his job and be lazy too? Or is he not lazy but instead, lacking motivation to do anything other than lie down? 🤔
Interestingly, the first article I referenced had this sentence in it:
Under the **lazy"" section 🤣