Guys, "constructively lazy" is a GOOD thing. When I was with the Navy we always heard them say "Work smarter, not harder."
When I was doing my most recent big project, I created forms that had no binding (and therefore no bound controls) but it had all sorts of event and command button infrastructure built in. I estimate that by basing everything on those "template" forms, I was able to save 40% of the work on nearly two dozen forms.
I used to be responsible for monitoring disk usage, but I put together monitoring programs that could do short, medium, and long-term linear regression as warnings that a given disk was either in trouble or WOULD be in trouble soon. That scripted disk monitor gave me warnings of as much as 30 days advance notice that a disk would be close to full. It's a long story as to WHY I had over 35 disks, but I did, and no, it wasn't a Windows system, but the concept was the same.
If you take the trouble to automate some of your drudgery, you get more time to do other things more carefully and more effectively.