I’m going to have to stop telling the people I work with how lazy I am, because I think they’re starting to believe me. At least, nobody corrected me this time. That’s a first. Usually when I downplay my contribution to the company, I get told how impossible it would be to run things without me. I like hearing that, which is why I keep pretending to believe I’m less competent and/or less motivated than I think I really am.
Whether I’m actually lazy or not is a different question. Let’s say there are things I’d rather do than work, and it’s a pretty long list. I’ve been reading the same book for a month, for example, because there isn’t enough time, even with the days getting longer.
One thing I’ve been doing lately is letting other people take over some of the tasks that have been mine alone until now. Julie has been a big help in reducing my work load. It’s not quite to the point where I have big gaps in my daily routine. Maybe that’s the ultimate goal (and it would be if I were a true slacker), but I’m not there yet. |