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Prashanth Jogimutt
Prashanth Jogimutt
Mutual Funds, Investments & Insurance in Bangalore | NRI Investment | Helping Indian doctors & professionals in investing & systematically managing their investments to generate passive income & build retirement corpus
Published Jul 10, 2023
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7 Japanese Techniques to Overcome Laziness
If you struggle with procrastination and a lack of motivation, you're not alone. Many of us find motivation challenging at times, but there are ways to overcome laziness, and the Japanese have some techniques that can help.
Here are seven Japanese approaches to motivate yourself when you feel lazy.
1. Kaizen:
This philosophy involves continuous improvement and taking small steps every day, even if they're tiny. The idea is that small steps can add up over time, leading to substantial progress.
2. Ikigai:
This concept centers around finding your purpose in life, which can help you stay motivated and focused. When you have a sense of purpose, you're less likely to find yourself feeling lazy or unmotivated.
3. Wabi-sabi:
This aesthetic principle emphasizes finding beauty in imperfection. Instead of striving for perfection, embrace the unique and imperfect aspects of your work or project.
4. Gaman:
This term means "enduring the seemingly unbearable with patience and dignity." It's an essential part of the Japanese work ethic, and it can help you push through tough times when you're feeling lazy or unmotivated.
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5. Kintsugi:
This art form involves repairing broken pottery with gold or silver to highlight the beauty in imperfection. It's a metaphor for embracing your flaws and turning them into something beautiful.
6. Ganbaru:
This approach will encourage to be perseverant and resilient. It's about facing challenges and giving your best no matter how difficult the task seems.
7. Monozukuri:
This term refers to the Japanese approach to craftsmanship, which emphasizes attention to detail and a focus on the process, rather than the end result. This approach can help you stay motivated by focusing on the journey instead of the destination.
By applying these Japanese techniques, you can overcome laziness and stay motivated in your personal and professional life.
What's your favorite technique for staying motivated when you feel lazy? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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