If you browse the internet, you’ll find plenty of tips on how to make life easier.
You can set a schedule, find some accountability buddies and practice visualisation.
And if that worked, you’d be set right now.
Unfortunately, it’s not that easy. Sometimes these tips and tricks help in specific ways. If that happens, you consider yourself lucky. It’s not the typical outcome.
Abject failure is much more likely.
It’s almost as if lifehacks don’t work.
Maybe they don’t – and maybe that’s because they all point in the wrong direction.
If you want to succeed, you shouldn’t try to make things easier for yourself. On one level, you already know this. You already know you can dig deeper and shine brighter at times – and that’s not when things are easier for you.
You can learn to access this side of yourself more often.
I talk about how in the May issue of Reignite the West, available here: