You're not lazy, you're terrified

Stop calling it laziness. You're not tired. You're scared of what happens if you actually try and it still doesn't work. Rick Domeier walked away from the top of his game while everyone was still screaming for more. Nobody understood it. The real reason is he wasn't running from failure. He was refusing to let fear make the decision for him. That's the part nobody tells you. Staying stuck feels safer than risking the fall. But avoiding the attempt is its own kind of failure, just slower. You don't need more motivation. You need to admit what you're actually protecting.