"What would this look like if it were easy?" is a deceptively powerful prompt. There's a tendency to assume effort must equal difficulty, that without constant redlining the attempt isn't genuine.
"What would this look like if it were easy?" is a deceptively powerful prompt. There's a tendency to assume effort must equal difficulty, that without constant redlining the attempt isn't genuine.
That tendency nudges people toward the path of greatest resistance, often creating needless hardship. What if situations were framed around elegance rather than strain?
Sometimes remarkable outcomes emerge from ease instead of stress.
Sometimes the problem is solved simply by reframing it entirely