How to be productive; when you're lazy to do anything.

Quick Disclaimer: personally feel everyone's definition and perspective about productivity differs, for me, I don't feel there's an exact way to be productive; for some it can be taking care of themselves and doing exactly what makes them happy. For others, it can be getting things done, as a way of achieving goals. So basically in essence do what's right for you!

1. Plan your to-do's the day before. Preparing your to-do list for the next day helps especially if you're someone who becomes anxious or lazy. when you need to get productive. You sort of feel obligated to do it since it was planned before you slept. This will also help you not waste time on figuring out what to do on that day.

2. Map a routine for yourself. Have a go-to routine that's easy for you, and increases your productive flow. You can break it down into work, hobbies and free time. Whereby, you have time to do work related stuff, engaged your hobbies and watch a movie or take a nap.

3. Clean your workspace. You've probably seen this in many videos, that's because it's important. Having your workspace clean, gives you that inward satisfaction. It just motivates you to do something even if it's not work related. A clean workspace = more motivation to be productive.

4. Consider the 'why' factor. This refers to why you're doing the tasks or work you do, what doing these tasks would benefit you, or the reason you included the tasks into your to do list or routine. It could be you want to get good grades, grow on YouTube or simply live healthier. Once you remind yourself why, it motivates you to be productive even when you're lazy.

5. Adjust your sleep schedule to what suits you. Waking up early does have its pros; don't want to sound cliche, but it does. Most of you are probably still on lock down, and sometimes you just feel lying in bed all bed all day with either nothing or something to do. My advice is to keep to a sleep schedule that's comfortable for you and your tasks ahead. (if any).