The Art of Laziness: Overcome Procrastination & Improve Your Productivity Paperback – Large Print, December 3, 2023

The Art of Laziness was a quick, sharp, and surprisingly motivating read. I’ve been in a bit of a funk lately — low energy, procrastinating, and just stuck — and this book gave me exactly the jolt I needed. It’s funny, straightforward, and totally cuts through the fluff.It doesn’t shame you for feeling unmotivated, but it does call you out (in the best way) and pushes you to take real action. I appreciated the no-nonsense tone and practical insights that didn’t feel overwhelming. It’s the kind of book you can finish in one sitting and immediately feel more fired up and focused.Highly recommend if you’re stuck in your own head and need a quick but powerful reset.

This was a great read and very understandable. Took me a week to complete so the book was short but effective to my day in and day out life lessons.

I enjoyed this book. It seemed a little sloppy at times with respect to percentage estimates being pulled out of thin air and several typos. But, good cursory info that can be deep-dived into in other books.

Too lazy to read it though.

Good book, easy to read but just like any other self-help book content, “get up NOW” “do it NOW”. I wouldn’t say it’s a must-read but I won’t say don’t read it either.

If you’re looking for a quick/ easy read on the most important themes with self improvement, this is a great refresher.Like with all books in this category, there’s nothing new or revolutionary here. Instead it synthesizes the most important things into a quick easy read.Will re-read this over and over again.

This book is phenomenal! I felt like an elderly person was giving me a pep talk without beating around the bush throughout the chapters. I loved it and I promise myself to follow the guidelines to stop being lazy and to stop procrastination. (By the way my first test- I passed by writing this review as the first thought when the prompt came to write a review was, "I can do it later").Work well done!

Provides several useful rules of thumb that can help even the worst procrastinator make significant behavioral changes right away. A quick read, this is a worthwhile resource of a self help book.