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“Dear reader, if you have ever had to tromp around on a hot golf course for hours, lugging someone else's ungainly golf bag filled with long metal objects, then you too would most likely prefer lying in the shade, half-listening to rich boys complain, instead.” quote by Jon Skovron
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““Dear reader, if you have ever had to tromp around on a hot golf course for hours, lugging someone else's ungainly golf bag filled with long metal objects, then you too would most likely prefer lying in the shade, half-listening to rich boys complain, instead.””

Jon Skovron

About This Quote

Enduring a tedious, uncomfortable task leads to preferring idle comfort over effort.

In simple terms: Hard work makes people crave easy relaxation.

Key Takeaway

Choose effort over comfort.

Themes

effort comfort choice

Mood

frustrated reflective

Type

advice observational

When to use this quote

  • golf outings
  • long meetings
  • travel fatigue
  • customer service
  • manual labor

Key Concepts

psychology human behavior

Questions to Reflect On

  • What tasks do you avoid by seeking comfort?
  • How can you make uncomfortable tasks more tolerable?
A Different Perspective

Comfort can become an excuse to avoid necessary work.

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