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      "body": "![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbCT2N9jiohWJkh6hwQ2Uppv3jKpy7ztU9eHFtz6PFmgA/image.png)\n\nBy my estimation, I would be getting paid around $20,000 a year (commission factored in) to do precisely nothing and be super lazy.\n\nIt was awesome. I liked it. I like doing nothing.\n\nFor about 3 or 4 hours a week, sometimes, I would walk around Battery Park at the tip of Manhattan and do nothing.\n\nThat was around $150-200 a week, right there.\n\nSome  weeks I’d sit in the kitchen for 7-8 hours and stare off into the  distance while people shuttered in and out and pretended to call people  and do their job and be busy. I would do nothing in the kitchen, on most  days.\n\nThat was probably worth around $350-400 a week.\n\nOne  day I went to a local Lenscrafters without telling my boss and got an  eye-exam, some contacts and a Dunkin Donuts iced coffee, and that took  about two-hours. I basically did nothing there, too.\n\nI got paid $100 for that, and my company paid for the rest of my contacts, so that was basically like getting paid $220.\n\nI had mastered the art of doing nothing. It was brilliant.\n\nI  wanted to run and tell my boss about my new shift in perspective and  all of the nothingness I was doing and how he was paying me to do  essentially that, but I quickly realized that he probably wouldn't have  appreciated that.\n\nCoworkers would comment, because I’d gone from  being someone who would grind 8-9 hours a day on the phones, to somebody  who would pretty much take half of the day off and walk around in  nature and sit around in the kitchen and do nothing half of the day, and  people thought that was absolutely insane, but I still did okay.\n\nI had a coworker who would come up to me and ask, hanging out with the homies again, Kilcoyne even though I was hanging out with nobody and just blankly staring out  the window, and, you guessed it, doing nothing. And I would laugh  because it was funny.\n\nI’d be like, yeah, you caught me, dawg!  and just continue staring out the window and doing nothing and  appreciating life. Some days I felt like going to the museum and I  probably should've, because nothing was insanely fun to do.\n\nAnd I was still getting paid, because I was on salary and because that’s how life works and because I was doing my job.\n\nBut in those four or five or six (maybe) hours that I’d work, I was pretty productive, because I didn't really have much of a choice.\n\nThere’s a lot of value in being lazy. \n\n## The Absence of Busyness\n\n“They’re  busy because of their own ambition or drive or anxiety, because they’re  addicted to busyness and dread what they might have to face in its  absence.” — Tim Kreider, We Learn Nothing\n\nThere’s this strange notion in the world that time spent doing, regardless of how unfocused, tired or anxious/depressed you are is time spent being productive.\n\nWhich, as with most things, is fundamentally bullshit.\n\nPeople are grossly unproductive most of the time, and the fact that people spent so much of their lives and energy simply  sitting at a computer fiddling away on things that don’t matter is  merely a reflection of how off-track we’ve gotten as a society.\n\nIn fact, studies show that our productivity dips pretty hard in the early-afternoon, and peaks at around 10 a.m. If I ran a company (yeah, good point, I don’t)  I’d probably send them home in the early afternoon and have them wrap  up whatever else they need to get done at home and not care so much  about the facade that is being in the office and looking productive (which is exactly what it is, a facade).\n\nWe don’t focus on things that matter. Instead, we focus on things that make us seem busy. Like email and dumb meetings and more email.\n\nGood  examples: staying in the office after five because there are still  other people in the office, just to give off the vibe that, yeah, we work hard, and yeah, we get shit done, when, in reality, that’s just being wasteful with your time.\n\nIt’s silly.\n\nI  was the ultimate time-waster, way back when. I'd go into the office,  slam my head against the computer for 8 or 9 hours and people would be  like, kudos, you work so hard! and I'd want to shoot myself in the fucking face after an absurdly long commute back home.\n\nGuh.\n\n## Laziness is Smart\n\nA few months ago, at an event I was hosting, a pretty crucial person to our show still wasn't there and our show was about to start in five minutes, and I started freaking the fuck out because I was like where is that person!?\n\nWe had to delay the show 15-minutes in front of a few hundred people. It sucked.\n\nBut  I couldn’t do anything. So I did just that: nothing. I just kinda sat around and acted really lazy and procrastinated doing anything. And everything worked  out. That crucial component showed up, we were able to get on with the  show, and everything was fine. Nobody noticed. It turns out they had car  trouble.\n\nThings happen.\n\nDoing nothing is pretty crucial. Here's how to do a lot of it. How to reconcile your laziness to get shit done: \n\n## 1. Prioritize\nIf  you read just about any interview, top-suggestion, expose, whatever,  with any successful person, most of them will generally say something  along the lines of, get the most important thing done first-thing. 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      "body": "It’s been so overdone it’s turned into a never ending cliché. There are hundreds of films. I’ve watched them all, loved them all. Now, they just make me sick.\n\nThe pickup I’m driving shakes as I brake, the ABS is stuck on due to an internal computer malfunction.\n\nI pull to the side of the road, looking down a small cul-de-sac. The houses vacant, windows broken as the empty darkness inside stares back at me.\n\nMost of the houses are missing their front doors, scratch marks littering the outsides.\nI pull up to a house, its red door hanging from one rusty hinge. 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Their occupants, my parents and grandmother, long since gone.\n\nI move to the old dresser in my parents’ room, my mother’s perfume resting upon its smooth surface, the only thing untouched in the room filled with splintered furniture and torn clothes.\n\nI lightly trace my finger along its glassy surface, the amber fluid gently swirling as I do.\n\nMy palm closes over it before I comprehend the action, bringing it to my pocket before letting it sink to the bottom.\n\nOut of the corner of my eye, I catch the colored beads to my room swaying, rattling together.\n\nI shoulder the gun, heart beating against the confines of my ribs.\n\nI fight the urge to call out. It would do no good. My parents wouldn’t hide from me and if it was one of them… God, I was dead.\n\nI slowly make my way past the bathroom, its door missing, shower curtain ripped and laying upon the floor.\n\nShakily, I part the beads with one, then two, then three fingers, making the space just large enough to fit through. 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Men, women, and children called by some unnamed force deep into the water before rolling back in with the morning tide, lifeless and bloated. The pictures were plastered on every media platform available. Every dorm room at my tiny college echoed with warnings from authorities to stay clear of all oceans.\n\nIt took only a few hours before the first bodies rose, their faces covered in a thin layer of excess skin.\n\nThey controlled everything in a matter of days, posting on our websites, taking control of television networks.\n\nWhatever they were, they spread quickly, all contact with them ending in infection.\n\nThey claimed to be our makers, our real gods. They had made us in their image and now, they were here to take that image back.\n\nThere was no why for the invasion, no justifications, but, as my father always said, not every question has an answer.\n\nNow, they had taken over nearly everyone. Cities were left to ruin and suburbs fell apart at the seams.\nSitting on my mattress, I recall why I’ve come: my family.\n\nI had managed to escape the first wave, being away at school and deeper toward the center of the country. My parents and grandmother did not have my fortune.\n\nI stand slowly, wiping the sweat from my brow.\n\nEveryone had said that I was crazy for going towards the shore. The cities there were wastelands, filled with memories of the great empire we had built, now rotting into the concrete on which it stood.\n\nHow could I have not gone?\n\nThis was my family. 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The TV is smashed into the fire place, making it appear as if some sadistic version of Santa Claus had delivered the broken present, shards of glass resting on the dark wood.\n\nA soft rustling noise draws my focus from the destroyed room to just outside the large glass windows, still intact.\n\nIn the yard, there are nearly a dozen figures, their bodies slightly shifting from side to side.\n\n“Katie.”\n\nThe voice is a raspy whisper, but certainly recognizable.\n\nI hold my breath, water spilling from the corners of my eyes, rolling over flushed cheeks.\n\n“D-Dad?”\n\nMy voice wavers as I speak, losing confidence as I open the screen door and step onto the patio.\n\n“You’ve come home.”\n\nThe figure of my grandmother moves forward, the light skin over her features stretching as she smiles beneath the layer of flesh.\n\nI cover my mouth with my hand, sobbing.\n\n“Shh… Don’t be afraid sweetie. It’s just us. We’ve come to welcome you.”\n\nMy father moves forward as well, arms opening to embrace me.\n\n“Stay back!” I shout, raising the gun shakily and loosely aiming it in the direction of what was once my father.\n\nHe pauses mid-step, turning his head to the side like a confused dog before slowly lowering his arms to his sides.\n\n“I was hoping you wouldn’t be so obstinate. You were always so like your mother.”\n\nThe mass of faceless figures part and something stumbles forward before falling to the ground. My mother is tearing at the white layer partially obscuring her face, covering her eyes. Her favorite sundress was stained with grass and blood, fingernails raw and bleeding.\n\nI retreat backwards, falling against the side of the house for support.\n\n“She’ll be alright, baby.”\n\nMy grandmother moves to stand next to my father.\n\n“Soon she’ll see that we going to be a family again. She just needs to see her little girl agree too.”\n\nMy hands loosen on the gun. I… I can’t shoot them. I just can’t.\n\nThey’re wearing their clothes, speaking in their voices.\n\nMy mother wails from the grass, crawling towards me.\n\nOn instinct, I reach for her hand, our fingers almost touching before she stops, a gentle tremor in her fingertips.\n\n“Katie?” she asks, her voice nothing like the harsh rasps of my father and grandmother.\n\nI stifle a cry, my body shaking as I wipe my eyes with the back of my hand.\n\n“Yeah. Yeah mom, it’s me. I’m here.”\n\nShe turns toward me, her voice low.\n\n“It’s not them, but you won’t win. I-It’s not them. I-I love you. You’ll be okay.”\n\nI clutch the gun with both hands, crying into the metal of the barrel, the smell of gunpowder filling my nose.\n\n“I never wanted this…I-I can’t say it.” her voice breaks as she trails off, her hand falling to the soft grass as she grips it tightly, knuckles white.\n\n“Do it. Do you understand? Do it. 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