You are standing at the beach next to a small hole in the sand that has gathered water.

With a swipe of your hand, you carve a path in the sand, leading away from the hole. With no further effort, the water flows down the path you’ve carved, eager to fill the void.

This week's video is about precisely that: Robert Fritz's concept, "The Path of Least Resistance".

Like the water, your motivation flows naturally. It flows along the path of least resistance, created by the structures that exist within your mind.

With a clear path toward your goals, you create a compelling channel for your efforts, swiftly connecting where you are to where you want to be. Use this simple concept to streamline your efforts and fuel your motivation.

Use it to bridge the gap between where you are and where you aim to be.