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What is easy will not be worth it

    I am still learning this and get caught up in something that I feel will give me a big reward for little work, it simply isn't true. What is easy will not be worth it because if it is easy, then the barrier to entry is low, meaning competition is high; everybody is trying to get in on it. I still get caught up in the loop sometimes, when I see somebody on Instagram or other socials living it up and telling you it's easy.

    1Work on something that is hard, and you will reap the rewards of that hard work you put in. You will also feel this sense of accomplishment that is rather difficult to achieve from completing an easy project. I have the habit of picking something up and dropping it after I get bored or that initial spark passed, which I call the dip. If you surpass the dip and push through you will be past the toughest part, past the part that is the reason most people give up and fail. I am no stranger to this, I have given up plenty of things, some by choice other by necessity. Every day I try to remind myself of what I value and what is important to me and dedicate my valuable time and energy to make that grow. Do I expect results as soon as tomorrow? No, I am patient with the gains at the gym, with my flexibility, and many other facets of my life.

Much Love,
Michael
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