There’s not one right answer to this question. But there are a couple answers that probably covering 70% of the challenge. Doing hard things is hard. With entertainment so easily accessible, I’m looking at you social media, gathering the willpower to do the things you want to do but don’t have such a low barrier…

What would be the impact of getting an immersive taste of the experiences of others? Mass confusion? Clarity? Common threads and alignment? There’s something about walking a mile in someone else’s shoes that’s so needed, blisters, sunshine, rain and all. Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash.

Play to your strengths, but know your weakness. Highlight what you have to offer, there’s only one of you. Carve a space uniquely to you. Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash.

It’s not hard work that should strike fear. But rather the lack of stimulating work to work on. All men die, but not all men really live. Photo by Kristaps Ungurs on Unsplash.

Not all tasks are equally weighted. When you remove the boulders the pebbles don’t seem so significant even if you didn’t get to them. Today, tomorrow, and the next, focus on your big rocks. Photo by Anna Scarfiello on Unsplash.