Know that when you have hard decisions in front of you, there's nothing wrong with that.

It means, if anything, you've picked all the easy paths. You've already cut the low-hanging fruit off.

You've already made the easy ones that have almost no trade-off. But what happens later is you get to

real difficult to reverse decisions. And so at that point, you have to put your big boy pants on

and say, I've got to make a trade.

Greetings, Earthlings. I wanted to make this live, this broadcast, if you will, because I had a

really good conversation last week with an entrepreneur, and it was something, something came up

that I know affects all of us.

And so the entrepreneur was dealing with a rock and a hard place decision, right?

There's two paths you could do, and apparently there's a cost on either side.

And so I thought this was such an interesting thing because most of the biggest decisions

in life are scary because you've already made all the easy

decisions that you can make. Right. And so like most of us, when there's an easy and obvious

decision that has almost no downside and all upside, we make those as fast as we can. And so most

of our lives are spent with only hard decisions left. And so the only way to make a hard decision, an easy decision,

is to let life make it for you, which is what the vast majority of people do. But letting life

make the decision for you is typically not a very good way to live life. Or at least you're not

going to get what you want. You're going to get what the roll of the dice gives you. And so

the things that are obvious and not risky you have already done. And so with left are the things that are obvious and not risky you have already done.

And so with left are the things that are obvious and risky.

And so it's because these types of decisions involve tradeoffs.

And I'll say this again, like you almost never get something for free.

...