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Have you ever called yourself lazy because you just can’t seem to start the thing you know you should be doing?
Applying for the job. Sending the email. Going to the gym. Posting the content. Having the conversation.
In this episode of The Blossom Mindset, we unpack a powerful reframe: what we often label as laziness is actually avoidance of discomfort. Our brains are wired to move away from things that feel uncertain, vulnerable, or emotionally risky.
Through the lens of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, we explore how avoidance may offer short-term relief but often keeps us stuck in the long run. Instead of waiting for motivation to appear, growth happens when we become willing to take small steps forward—even when discomfort is present.
If you’ve been feeling stuck, this episode will help you shift from self-criticism to curiosity and take one aligned step toward the life you want to build.
Follow us on socials: @blossombehavioralsolutions @themindfulbehaviorist
By Lindsay LundquistHave you ever called yourself lazy because you just can’t seem to start the thing you know you should be doing?
Applying for the job. Sending the email. Going to the gym. Posting the content. Having the conversation.
In this episode of The Blossom Mindset, we unpack a powerful reframe: what we often label as laziness is actually avoidance of discomfort. Our brains are wired to move away from things that feel uncertain, vulnerable, or emotionally risky.
Through the lens of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, we explore how avoidance may offer short-term relief but often keeps us stuck in the long run. Instead of waiting for motivation to appear, growth happens when we become willing to take small steps forward—even when discomfort is present.
If you’ve been feeling stuck, this episode will help you shift from self-criticism to curiosity and take one aligned step toward the life you want to build.
Follow us on socials: @blossombehavioralsolutions @themindfulbehaviorist