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Quotes About Laziness

When people are successful, they usually become lazy.
~ Nani
I am a very lazy person.
~ Dimple Kapadia
I'm too lazy to work out.
~ Joel Robuchon
For a lazy man I work awfully hard.
~ Peter Lorre
I am very lazy.
~ Pankaj Kapur
What begins as self-care can morph into habits of laziness, where we are unwilling to exert ourselves without some pleasurable comfort as an accompaniment.
~ Unknown
Men get lazy when life is too easy. Good minds go slack and good bodies get fat. Nine out of ten men in the ton have achieved nothing but the pursuit of pleasure.
~ Madeline Hunter
We think we grow old, we grow wise and more tolerant; we just grow more lazy.
~ John Fowles
Laziness, I am afraid, was Charles's distinguishing trait.
~ John Fowles
Everybody seems to think I'm lazy I don't mind, I think they're crazy. Running everywhere at such a speed Till they find there's no need.
~ John Lennon
Excellence is being thwarted not only by laziness but by reckless attachment to causes, programs, and - in some cases, leaders.
~ Michael Horton
Where is the remote? All the way over there...Guess I'm watching this.
~ Unknown
If there was an award for laziness I'd probably send somebody else to pick it up for me.
~ Unknown
Unfortunately the next day was not the vast, extraneous expanse of time which I had feverishly looked forward. When it drew to a close my laziness and my painful struggle to overcome internal obstacles had simply lasted twenty-four hours longer.
~ Marcel Proust
There's an awful lot of inactive kindness which is nothing but laziness, not wanting any trouble, confusion, or effort.
~ John Steinbeck
It is easy, out of laziness, out of weakness, to throw oneself into the lap of deity, saying, 'I couldn't help it; the way was set.' But think of the glory of the choice!
~ John Steinbeck
And she looked forward to heaven as a place where clothes did not get dirty and where food did not have to be cooked and dishes washed. Privately there where some things in Heaven of which she did not quite approve. There was too much singing, and she didn't see how even the Elect could survive for very long the celestial laziness which was promised. She would find something to do in Heaven.
~ John Steinbeck
Why did it revolt me and leave a taste like a spoiled egg? Am I so good, or so kind, or so just? I don't think so. Am I so proud? Well, there's some of that. Am I lazy, too lazy to be involved? There;s an awful lot of inactive kindness which is nothing but laziness, not wanting any trouble, confusion, or effort.
~ John Steinbeck
just as the Carthaginians hired mercenaries to do their fighting for them, we Americans bring in mercenaries to do our hard and humble work. I hope we may not be overwhelmed one day by peoples not too proud or too lazy or too soft to bend to the earth and pick up the things we eat.
~ John Steinbeck
Only in laziness can one achieve a state of contemplation which is a balancing of values, a weighing of oneself against the world and the world against itself. A busy man cannot find time for such balancing. We do not think a lazy man can commit murders, nor great thefts, nor lead a mob. He would be more likely to think about it and laugh. And a nation of lazy contemplative men would be incapable of fighting a war unless their very laziness were attacked. Wars are the activities of busy-ness.
~ John Steinbeck
we Americans bring in mercenaries to do our hard and humble work. I hope we may not be overwhelmed one day by peoples not too proud or too lazy or too soft to bend to the earth and pick up the things we eat.
~ John Steinbeck
There's an awful lot of inactive kindness which is nothing but laziness, not wanting any trouble, confusion, or effort. There
~ John Steinbeck
Privately there were some things in Heaven of which she did not quite approve. There was too much singing, and she didn't see how even the Elect could survive for very long the celestial laziness which was promised. She would find something to do in Heaven.
~ John Steinbeck
Yes, I do. Yes, I do. It is easy out of laziness, out of weakness, to throw oneself into the lap of deity, saying, 'I couldn't help it; the way was set.' But think of the glory of the choice! That makes a man a man. A cat has no choice, a bee must make honey. There's no godliness there. And do you know, those old gentlemen who were sliding gently down to death are too interested to die now?
~ John Steinbeck