Why You’re Not Lazy—You’re Overloaded

Jordan unpacks the myth of laziness and how to tell the difference between avoidance and nervous system overload. This one’s for the perfectionists who judge themselves hardest when they need rest most.

You’re not lazy. You’re coping.
Most people Jordan works with don’t lack ambition—they lack capacity. When you push past your limits for too long, your brain will slow you down. Not because it’s broken, but because it’s protecting you.
Instead of asking, “Why can’t I get it together?” try:

• “Where am I asking myself to do too much alone?”

• “What boundary would help me recover?”
  Productivity doesn’t start with pressure. It starts with restoration. Give yourself the grace to come back to life slowly.