There is value in “hard work” and inspired action, but the truth is good things should and usually do come easily for us. Think about it…

The best times of your life have probably happened in a very fluid, natural fashion. Am I wrong?

I’m not saying we can sit back, do nothing, and have everything we desire. Actually I think this is possible but that’s not what I’m writing about here. My point in this post is that a lot of rushing about, furrowing our brows, and straining against life is not what it takes to generate amazing results.

The really good stuff almost always comes to us wiht ease and joy.

I remember in my twenties, I was what society would call “lazy”. All I did was have fun and hang out with friends.

I seldom worked, yet never did without. And quite often people were giving me things, including cars and places to live!

I somehow forgot this aspect of my life when it came time to “grow up” and “get responsible”. For years I worked hard, set goals, and so forth, and quite frankly it was hell in some ways.

I made good money and built a business, but it seemd impossible to really get where I wanted to go. Then one day I remembered how easily things once came to me, and it became so clear:

Before I had ever “learned” about manifestation and law of attraction, I was living it in my daily life!

I now live in the same easy state of mind I had when I was younger. But I do so with the knowledge and trust I found during my years of “trying”.

It’s an interesting mix: As long as I relax and trust good things to flow to me, yet remain ready to take action and work as much as needed, my life is a wonderful journey.

But without fail when I lean too far in the direction of “trying and working” I feel a loss. This is paradox to be sure but so are all other substantial lesson as far as I can tell.

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