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Mentioned in 11 episodes

Laziness Does Not Exist

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Mentioned by

Caleb Bissinger

Alejandro Escovedo

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

in the context of books exploring themes of productivity and work-life balance.

193: Slow Productivity by Cal Newport

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

; he blurbed this book.

Ep. 171: Is Slow Productivity the Solution to Burnout?

Mentioned by

William Curb

and discussed throughout the podcast as a book addressing the misconception of laziness in neurodivergent individuals.

Navigating Neurodivergence and Masking with Dr. Devon Price

Mentioned by

Matt Bernstein

as the author of the books discussed in the podcast.

Annoying Gays are Not the Problem

Mentioned by

Caleb Bissinger

; his book challenges the notion of laziness and explores the reasons behind unproductive behavior.

THE ESSENTIALS: Our Favorite Moments From Season 4

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

;

Cal Newport

blurbed this book.

Ep. 65: Is Productivity Bad?

Mentioned by

Rufus Griscom

as the book they are discussing in the podcast.

LAZINESS: There's No Such Thing

Mentioned by

Elise Hu

as the author of the book, and their views on laziness are discussed throughout the episode.

Is It Laziness, Or A Sign You Need To Slow Down?

Mentioned by

Jenny Blake

as a book she recently read.

273: Navigating Time Anxiety, Reducing Inbox Dread, and Creating Ease Loops with Chris Guillebeau

Mentioned by Megan Cain, highlighting the author's perspective on laziness and rest.

Our most valuable lessons from 2 pandemic years

The speaker thought that this book was Devon Price's first book.

Unmasking: Or, Masking Part Deux

Recommended by

Doreen Ford

as a book with tips on mental health and self-respect, and how to reduce workload.

This Is the Booming Movement To Abolish Work as We Know It

Mentioned by

Emily Kwong

as the author of the book and a social psychologist.

This New Year - Slow Down, It Doesn't Mean You're Lazy

Mentioned by Shannon to explain the concept of laziness as a signal for rest, not a moral failing.

Lazy or Liberated? The Four of Swords & Eight of Pentacles go to Therapy

Mentioned by

Alejandro Escovedo

in the context of songs he covered for a new album.

Alejandro Escovedo

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