The Four Tenets of Sloth-Napping

Tenet 2B-D: The Art of Doing the Bare Minimum

Also known as "Sloth-ifying" or "The Principle of Least Effort."

This tenet is all about finding the most efficient way to do the bare minimum. It's about streamlining your workflow, cutting corners, and generally being as lazy as humanly possible.

Key principles include:

• Only do what's absolutely necessary.
• Avoid unnecessary effort at all costs.
• Find the shortest possible route to the desired outcome.

Example: If you need to clean the house, don't dust, vacuum, or do any actual work. Just push some dirt and dust under the couch and call it a day.

To learn more about the other Tenets of Sloth-Napping, visit:

• Tenet 1A: The Importance of Misdirection
• Tenet 2A: Sloth-ifying the Landscape
• Tenet 3: The Art of Procrastination