Creating Necessity: Overcoming Laziness and Making Decisions

Creating necessity in life impels action, preventing laziness. Acting before feeling ready sparks hidden energy. Incorporating leisure balances intense focus.

### Creating Necessity and Overcoming Laziness in Life
* 😴 Laziness can often stem from a lack of **emotional connection to tasks** or a **sense of necessity**.
* 🇫🇷 The speaker shares a personal example of learning French in France, where the **necessity of survival and integration** drove him to **overcome laziness**.
* 🏔 When humans feel pressure and necessity, they can accomplish **incredible feats**.
* ⏰ To combat laziness, it's crucial to create necessity in your life by setting deadlines and reminding yourself of **potential consequences**.
* 🚀 The speaker encourages taking action before feeling fully prepared, as this can **unlock hidden energy and potential**.
* 🛋 It's also important to balance productivity with leisure time, as **chronic laziness can be detrimental**, but **occasional downtime is necessary for mental well-being**.
* 💡 The key takeaway is to **create a sense of urgency and necessity in your life**, even if it means **starting before you feel completely ready**.

we could become incredibly lazy because there's no necessity. So you have to create necessity in your life. You have to create the need to get things done. It's easy to be lazy if you don't have any emotional connection to what you're involved in. I give the example that I have personally is when I lived in France. I had spent years learning French at the University, but it never really sunk in because I wasn't paying deep attention to it. It didn't mean so much to me. But there I was in Paris. I had to struggle. I had to survive. I had to get a job. I had to get a girlfriend. And suddenly, because I had to do it, because it is important to me, because it was necessary, because it was what I call death ground, either learn French or get the hell out, you're not going to be able to survive. I learned I wasn't lazy. So your laziness is something that has to do with you. You're not connected to something deep in them. You don't feel the necessity. You don't feel the devil.

at your heels, you don't feel the fact that you could very well die tomorrow. That will impel you to get something done. There's no necessity behind it. And the human animal that we were created is when we feel pressure, we feel the necessity to get things done. We can move mountains, and we have plenty of examples of that in history. But when that pressure, like almost like a barometric pressure, releases and we don't feel the need to get something done, we could become incredibly lazy because there's no necessity. So you have to create necessity in your life. You have to create the need to get things done. You have to give yourself deadlines. You have to remind yourself that tomorrow everything you go kapoot covet could come back. You could be fired. You could die. You could have an illness. Give yourselves a sense of urgency that I need to get things done quickly. And then when it comes to making decisions, a lot of time what afflicts people is this idea of I'm not ready. I'm not ready to

start my own business. I'm not ready to quit this job. I'm not ready to break up with my relationship, which is toxic or whatever. Give me another few months. I've got to prepare myself. I want you to get this idea that you are ready, that you have to try and do things before you think you are ready, right? If you think, Well, I'm not prepared to start this business. I need to go back to business school. I need to learn more and more, shut up and do it. Just jump in the water. You will learn more by starting before you think you are ready. By making that decision, your brain will kick into action. You will discover all this energy that you had that you didn't think you had. So make the decision before you think you're ready. Is the other thing. The final thing I would say is laziness is not all that bad. I must confess that I have moments of laziness. If I was always intensive, I was always on try to write my books, I would probably be dead by now. And actually, I almost did die.

because of that, and I've learned over the years to always kind of incorporate moments and hours so or I waste the hell out of time. I'm looking on sports websites, etc. I'm surfing for this so that I'm reading things that aren't really important. It's important sometimes to take down time and let your brain unload and not be so focused and on. So it depends on if laziness is a chronic habit or whether you build a little bit of laziness in your day-to-day affairs and give yourself some leisure time, some time to relax. So that's how I would answer that particular question.

Put Yourself on Death Ground

Robert Greene 

Laziness often stems from a lack of emotional connection and necessity in one's tasks.

Personal experiences, like the need to survive in a foreign country, can drive a sense of urgency and purpose, overcoming laziness.

By creating a sense of urgency and necessity in life, setting deadlines, and reminding oneself of potential consequences, one can effectively combat laziness.

Embracing Entrepreneurship and Taking Action

It's important to start a business before feeling completely ready, as it can lead to discovering hidden potential.

Procrastinating due to a fear of not being prepared can be overcome by taking the leap into entrepreneurship.

Embracing moments of laziness can actually be beneficial for avoiding burnout and maintaining well-being.

The Importance of Taking Breaks for Productivity

Taking breaks is important to avoid wasting time on unimportant things.

It's crucial to give your brain time to relax and unload, whether it's a chronic habit or just incorporating some leisure time into your day.