“Why We Crave the Comfort of Staying in Bed and Watching TV”

Jayakumar Sadhasivam
2 min readDec 12, 2022

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We all know the feeling of wanting to stay in bed and watch TV or YouTube, or surf our mobile phones instead of being productive. It’s easy and comfortable, and it can be tempting to do it instead of getting up and doing something productive.

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But why do we feel this way? Is it just a sign that we’re lazy and not motivated enough to be productive? Or could there be something deeper going on? The truth is, there are a few different reasons why we might be tempted to stay in bed and watch TV or surf our phones instead of being productive. Here are a few of them.

Firstly, we all have different levels of motivation. For some people, the idea of being productive is a really big motivator. For others, it’s a bit more of an effort. This can cause us to be less inclined to be productive in our free time.

Secondly, we’re all looking for comfort and convenience in our lives. Watching TV or surfing our phones can be a lot easier and more comfortable than doing something productive. This can make it easier for us to choose the ‘lazy’ option of staying in bed and watching TV or surfing our phones instead of being productive.

Thirdly, our environment can have a big impact on how we feel. If our home or workplace is cluttered and noisy, it can be difficult to be productive and stay motivated. In contrast, if our environment is calm and peaceful, it can be much easier to stay productive and motivated.

Finally, our mental health can also have an impact on our productivity. If we’re feeling stressed or anxious, it can be difficult to stay focused and productive. In contrast, if we’re feeling relaxed and content, it’s much easier to stay productive.

So, next time you’re tempted to stay in bed and watch TV or surf on your phone instead of being productive, take a moment to consider why you’re feeling this way. It may be due to a lack of motivation, a desire for comfort and convenience, or even due to the environment or your mental health. Once you understand the root cause of your laziness, you can start to take steps to become more productive.

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