A very short motivational YouTube short by TJ Walker arguing that important tasks need not be framed as difficult. He urges viewers to reframe work by making small, easy slices of meaningful tasks daily (e.g., "make a 10 second video") and to adopt the "TJ Walker habit."
Sometimes we tell ourselves that really important things, substantial things, have to be hard. Well, they might be. But what if they could be easy? What if you actually told yourself, I can make a 10 second video as easily as I can? Just look at Facebook and do clicks. Turns out you can stop telling yourself that important things are hard and should be avoided. Stop doing the trivial things just because they're quick and easy. Find what's important and do at least an easy slice of it every day. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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