Laziness can be wonderfully beneficial for your memory. Wait, let’s rephrase that: Being strategically lazy can be wonderfully beneficial for your memory. According to new fascinating research, planning long breaks into your busy schedule can help your brain cement new memories better than endlessly working for hours on end. Next time your brain is hectoring you to keep on working, remember the value of taking a break.
Science says being strategically lazy is the best way to boost your memory
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