" Using examples from social psychology research, interviews, and their own life, Price argues that there's real value in quiet time, and that working less can actually make you more creative, effective, and content."--SHAPE

"Price takes a cleareyed look at the science and psychology behind the concepts of laziness and productivity...With tips on setting boundaries and integrating beneficial techniques like expressive writing into your daily routine, Price's book will give you a fresh perspective on the meaning of success--and the confidence to schedule more "me-time" this year."--Bookpage

"With a clarion call tailor-made for new work-at-homers who can no longer leave work at work, the author gives readers plenty of reason to kick back and put their feet up sometimes, showing that doing so can actually enhance productivity. Not just for the overachiever, this book should sit on the desk next to every home printer and cubicle keyboard. Find "Laziness Does No Exist," stretch, take a comfortable seat and you're in a good position to enjoy."--Nashville Ledger

"While the exploration in the book is nuanced and thorough...Price's book does not argue that hard work isn't good or that we are without flaw. Instead, it asks us to go deeper to understand what a world oriented around helping people thrive, rather than dismissing them as lazy, may look like."--Chicago Tribune

"In their conversational and engaging first book... Social psychologist Devon Price makes the thoughtful and science-backed case for why laziness is not only acceptable but necessary."--SHELF AWARENESS