Why might someone describe you as lazy?
Post your answer in the LEAVE A COMMENT section below. I’m not the boss of you, though. Don’t write anything for all I care! You’re so lazy, you probably just skim the words and look for pictures!
. . .here are my thoughts.
Why might someone describe you as lazy?
Despise doing laundry? A few of her favorite bras get dried on high heat. Cooking the bane of your existence? It’d be more than worth the inconvenience of spending the night with him in the ER. Puke those guts out! If people know they’ll have to fix your fuckups, they’ll stop asking you to do those things in the first place. The opposite is doing too good of a job initially, setting your baseline sky-high. People will think of that as a reference point for all your future work. When you inevitably regress to your mean—even if results are still well above average—you may be perceived as developing a lazy work ethic. This helps explain the Linsanity of February 2012. The moral of the story is to set your baseline—and thus people’s expectations of you—right there in the sweet spot. You need to allow the fluctuations of excellence and object failure level out near that anchor you set early on. Instead of criticizing your work ethic, people might resort to describing you as lazy for continually coming to work with hair and beard more unruly than the Unabomber’s mugshot.