Feeling lazy about homework is completely normal, but the key to getting it done is making it feel less overwhelming. Start by breaking your assignment into small, manageable pieces, instead of thinking, "I have to write a whole essay," tell yourself, "I'll just write the introduction first." The "2-Minute Rule" can help here: commit to working for just two minutes, and often, you'll find it easier to keep going once you've started. Another useful trick is the Pomodoro Technique, where you work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. This keeps your brain fresh and prevents burnout. Distractions are a major motivation killer, so put your phone on silent, use website blockers if needed, and find a quiet space to focus. To make it less tedious, try listening to background music (like lo-fi beats) or use colorful pens if you're writing by hand. Rewards also work wonders, promise yourself a snack, a short video, or some gaming time once you finish a section. If you're really struggling, try "body doubling", studying alongside a friend (even virtually) or watching a "study with me" video to mimic the feeling of working together. Lastly, think about how relieved you'll feel once it's done. Future You will thank Present You for pushing through! If you're stuck, just aim for "good enough" instead of perfect, getting something down on paper is better than doing nothing. Set a timer for 10 minutes, start now, and you might surprise yourself by finishing more than you expected. The hardest part is often just beginning, so take it step by step, and soon enough, you'll be done!