This is one of the best nonfiction books I've read in a long time. I've struggled hard with the idea of always needing to be productive and never give in to the evil idea of laziness. I've gotten much better in the past few years of learning to find my worth beyond what I can produce, but this book opens up so many new avenues and ideas I never considered before. While I'm sure I'll fall into the Laziness Lie trap from time to time (both with my own life and judging others), I'm really glad for the information this book provides to help me take a step back an re-evaluate my thoughts and opinions.