Can achievement be effortless?
Many would tell you that’s impossible.
But they don’t know what they don’t know.
Achievement isn’t hard. Over-thinking about achievement or our lack of it is very hard.
Working on our goals isn’t hard. Thinking about how much work we have to do to get to our goals is extremely difficult.
Lifting heavy weights with excellent form and following a protocol isn’t hard. Trying to figure out whether or not you feel like going to the gym is nearly impossible.
Working with single-minded focus on your most important goal for hours each day isn’t hard. Scattering your attention towards anything that beeps or buzzes and having your attention constantly being distracted from what’s important to you, and still wanting to achieve your goals, is harder than a quadriplegic man trying to hike up K2.
If you’re ready to ditch all the hard work and effort involved in not achieving your goals, so you can finally experience the beauty and flow of quiet-minded, resilient, relentless action that leads to inevitable achievement…
…then you know where it’s at:
