Laziness Doesn't Exist

Devon Price's "Laziness Doesn't Exist" challenges the pervasive societal myth that laziness is a character flaw.

The book argues that perceived laziness often stems from underlying medical conditions, mental health struggles, or systemic barriers.

Price explores the societal pressures that lead to burnout and the ways in which individuals are often unfairly judged for their productivity levels.

He advocates for a more compassionate and understanding approach to productivity, recognizing the diverse factors that influence an individual's ability to work and function.

The book promotes self-compassion and encourages readers to challenge their own assumptions about motivation and effort.

It offers a powerful message of hope and resilience for those struggling with perceived laziness.