Elijah Caldwell's Advice: Take the Path of Most Allowance

It's a common phrase to hear, take the path of least resistance. And I think a lot of times that's nice, like, oh yeah, great. But it's something I tried. And now that I'm in this trajectory, I'm more on the path of most allowance. How much can I allow in my life rather than just how much can I walk against the resistance and the least amount of resistance possible with that. So the reason why I think what you said is so important is because when people find themselves in that autopilot state, it's like being frozen in a state of inactivity because they can't necessarily see themselves breaking the mold of what's easy, right? The routine. And unfortunately, routine is what makes our lives go by so fast. Because you can't distinguish your days. Thursday looks just like last year's Tuesday, and so on and so forth. But getting on that adventure of just learning yourself really takes your life to a place where every day feels like a year because it's so transformational in many aspects and just growth oriented. So that's kind of where I'm at now, where I can see myself carrying buckets of water out of the fire of alerting yourself. It's a fun journey because it's rewarding to see the look on people's faces when they get to realize, wow, I don't have to be stuck for so long.