To talk about laziness is to describe a lack of desire to carry out our day-to-day activities, a lack of disposition that may be temporary, because our body shows signs of tiredness  needing a break or  which may become more prolonged or even an aversion to carrying out activities, in which case it may indicate a condition that needs to be treated.

There is positive laziness, because there are times in our lives when the lack of desire to carry out certain tasks can indicate the discovery of something that doesn't bring us contentment or that makes us stressed, and so our body gives signals that it needs rest or changes in activities.

But in other cases, laziness manifests itself as a lack of commitment, idleness, in which   the person is totally unmotivated to perform any kind of task, feeling unwell all the time, tired for no reason, in these cases it is necessary to seek medical help in order to have a more precise diagnosis, and if any problem is identified, it can be treated.

The diagnosis can be made through laboratory tests, but if everything is fine with the person's physical health and they still feel lazy about everything, it is important to look at the emotional side in order to understand why they are so unmotivated.

Some signs that need to be noticed and assessed:

• Excessive sleep
• Constant lack of interest in carrying out activities
• Lack of pleasure in things
• Difficulty concentrating
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If the lack of desire and willingness to carry out everyday tasks becomes a constant in your life and causes you physical and psychological harm, seek medical help.

It's important to assess what's going on in your life that's making you feel unmotivated to be active.

It's common for external factors to interfere with our inner lives, thus disrupting the natural course of our lives.

Live your life intensely, always motivated to achieve your projects.