게을러도 더 잘먹고 잘사는 법

Hello everyone. It has been over eight years since I entered the workforce. Eight years ago, I was incredibly diligent and worked very hard. Eight years? Well, even up until about five or six years ago, I was actually quite diligent. But now, perhaps because my mindset has gone a bit rotten, I have become very lazy. However, despite being so

lazy, I am accomplishing even more work. I thought about why that is, and I realized that during that time, I have likely deepened my professional knowledge, gained more expertise, acquired tricks and know-how, and made various other personal improvements. Also, having people who can take over my work or share it with others certainly has had an influence.

Of course, it goes without saying that my skills need to improve. And

since not everyone watching this video is in a position to hire someone to delegate their work, if I think about it aside from that, I found there are roughly three main reasons. The reason I am able to do more work despite becoming lazy is, first, that I stopped having unnecessary meetings; second, that I stopped making unnecessary trips; and

third... There are three things: actively seeking out instrumentally useful items and keeping them nearby. Because of these three changes, even though I have become much lazier than before, my productivity has actually increased significantly, and I have become able to get much more work done. As for the first point, not engaging in useless meetings,

this might be because I have become a bit jaded by the world. However, when I was a newcomer to the workforce, I almost dogmatically believed that every encounter carried equal weight and value, so I approached everything with my utmost effort. I worked valuing every connection immensely, believing that not a single one merely passes by. But perhaps because my