Traditional views often equate laziness with a lack of ambition or drive. However, emerging research challenges this stereotype, revealing that traits associated with so-called ‘laziness’ can actually contribute to success. For instance, author Michael Lewis suggests that a tendency to delay action allows individuals to focus on projects that are genuinely worthwhile, leading to more meaningful work. (time.com) Similarly, studies indicate that less physically active individuals may possess higher intelligence, suggesting that a preference for rest could be linked to cognitive advantages. (cnbcafrica.com) These insights highlight the complex relationship between perceived laziness and real-world success.
