Simple, Not Easy

A popular excuse among people trying to justify existing habits and avoid hard work down a difficult, uncertain path, is to say, “Easier said than done.” It is usually delivered as a final conclusion in a way to signal the end of the conversation. That’s not the end of the conversation, it’s the beginning of the work.

Everything is easier said than done. Doing something is always more difficult than talking about it. E+R=O takes a moment to understand and a lifetime to master.

It’s easier to say “E+R=O”, than it is to do it. It’s easier to say “I love you.”, than it is to love someone. It’s easier to say “I’m an honest person.”, than it is to tell the truth.

Always stay simple with your guiding principles, but never equate simple with easy.

Do the work.

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