I am that person. For years, I have proudly considered myself lazy. When working as an engineer back in the day, on the night shift no less, I wrote a computer program that would take the design requirements and produce drawings that were about 95% accurate. All I had to do was tweak the drawings, and voila'! My work was done. For an 8 hour shift, I actually would work about 45 minutes. Then I would sneak out the side door (so I didn't have to clock out), go home for a few hours of sleep, and come back before anyone arrived. In my mind, absolute brilliance. So brilliant, that when I was finally found out, the company bought the computer program from me. (Thank you Square D).
In our own happy venture, once again, I am learning the value of laziness. Utilizing tools like IFTTT, Fiverr, MailChimp and Buffer, we are giving our customers even more value than before, with less time. It's a lazy person's dream. In the coming weeks, we will be testing and rolling out a new feature that will seriously save even more time, and should catapult our new family of products (The 400...You will love it!). If I were willing to set down my margarita, I would get out of the hammock to dance a jig. But that is just too much damn effort.
