Louis Massaro argues that choosing comfort now, like a steady job and small pleasures, locks you into long-term limits. The hard life, building a business and making disciplined trade-offs, creates real ease later.
Easy is go get a job, get a paycheck, go home, live your life.
Cut coupons.
Try to figure out how.
To make ends meet. And the.
Reality is the easy life, if that's the easy life, leads to. The hard life leads to we can't.
Do the things we want.
Leads to.
We can't send our kids to the school they need to go to.
Leads to.
You know, I'm not able to invest in this opportunity.
Whereas the hard.
Life, doing the things like embracing the balancing act, starting and growing and managing a business, leading your.
People as opposed.
To just complaining about.
The job they're.
Doing, the hard life.
Leads to the easy life.
You know, every time we make a decision on, you know, what to eat.
What to do with.
Our time, anything that seems like it's hard in the moment usually.
Leads to the good life.
