"أنا مشغول جدًا بعدم فعل أي شيء لدرجة أن فكرة القيام بأي شيء كما تعلم دائمًا تؤدي إلى شيء تقطع هذا الفراغ ثم تجبرني على ترك كل شيء."
— Jerry Seinfeld
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes people get so caught up in not doing much that they feel overwhelmed by the thought of starting any activity. Imagine someone spending their day just lounging on the couch, watching TV, and relaxing. They might find the idea of getting up to do chores or run errands very bothersome because it interrupts their relaxed state. This kind of thinking can make them avoid doing anything even if it's important, just because they don't want to leave their comfort zone. In everyday life, if you always avoid tasks because you're too comfortable doing nothing, you might end up missing important opportunities or falling behind on responsibilities. To combat this, try setting small goals or tasks for yourself to do, which can slowly get you accustomed to being productive without feeling overwhelmed.
