STRATEGIC LAZINESS : The Cheat Code for a High-Function, Low-Effort Life

We have been lied to. From childhood, we were taught that a clean house, a home-cooked meal, and an empty inbox are the result of virtue. We were told that if we just hustled harder, woke up earlier, and color-coded our planners, we would finally feel "in control." Look around. Are you in control? Or are you just exhausted? It is time to stop working harder. It is time to start working lazier. Strategic Laziness is not a book about being a slob. It is an operating system for the modern adult who is tired of the grind. It treats your life like an engineering problem: How can we spend a little bit of energy once to save a massive amount of energy forever? Inside this playbook, you will learn: The "OHIO" Rule: How to stop clutter before it starts by handling things only once. The Laundry Rebellion: Why folding clothes is a scam, and the "Bin System" that saves 20 minutes per load. Feeding Yourself on 10% Battery: How to use "Girl Dinner" and air-fryer hacks to eat healthy without cooking. The Traffic Light Money System: How to automate your bills so you never have to think about them again. The Art of the Irish Exit: Social hacks to protect your energy and escape obligations without guilt. Plus, it includes the Sunday Reset Checklist—a one-page guide to resetting your entire life in just 45 minutes a week. Stop filling your void with busy work. Build a life that runs on autopilot so you can finally enjoy the art of doing nothing.