This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1237, my favorite anti-leaziness tactics.

I use these by Rameet safety while teachedbrich.com,

and I'm just a malloc, your personal narrator, reading blogs to you mostly, but sometimes books,

anything that I think will help you optimize your life, today's post being from Rameet safety.

And I wanted to mention that today is the start of our 30-day challenge for the month.

This is my first time trying this with you. You can learn more about this month's challenge

and participate. There are prizes. Do all of that at oldpodcast.com in the blog section.

I'll give you a quick reminder at the end. So for now, let's get right to it as we optimize your life.

My favorite anti-leaziness tactics. I use these by Rameet safety while teachedbrich.com.

Earlier, I talked about the daily annoyances in our lives that are so tiny,

they're almost embarrassing to talk about, like my lamp being three feet away.

I'm not stupid, and I don't think I'm that lazy, but that lamp may be dread walking over every single day.

Most people don't talk about these things because they feel so trivial. Aren't people starving?

Why am I talking about my light bulb being out? But these minor annoyances actually add up to a lot.

It's like going to the beach and walking into a swarm of mosquitoes. One isn't so bad.

F.U. Mr. Mosquito. But if you're getting bitten by a hundred of them, you have a serious problem.

The funny thing is, these little inconveniences feel so small that we almost can't talk about them.

It's politically incorrect. And really, is it worth my time to agonize over a sheet that's a little

too small for my mattress? So instead, what do we do? We keep putting up with these distractions

day after day, not recognizing the invisible cost of each individual annoyance.

We never make the connection between these 50 tiny inconveniences and the big things that we

always seem too tired to do. We say, I need motivation. But really, we already have enough. We're

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