Trying Hard VS Hardly trying

Trying Hard VS Hardly trying

Ever noticed how trying too hard shows? People probably have no idea how they come across, but the real tragedy is when that effort backfires.

I remember a tennis match with a friend years ago. Focusing on perfect returns led to mostly misses. Then I shifted: focus on the ball, move with it. Suddenly, effortless returns, a real challenge for him and I could have gone on for hours !

That’s flow. Impressive without forcing it. Hearing “you make it look so easy” is the best compliment!

Even if no one is there to notice, we benefit so much: we’re in that place where we are at our most efficient, our stamina increases dramatically, our output booms, and our joy soars.

“Life is so much easier when I allow myself to be myself and go with the flow. Whatever that looks like on a given day. If I can get quiet enough to truly check in with myself, I usually end up on the right track.” — Taylor Schilling

Sure, hard work is still involved. But it’s not an arduous grind. Everything clicks, and it feels effortless. Flow. Oh how I love flow. That’s what I aimed to articulate in this week’s YouTube video.

What about you? Do you enjoy the grind, or the moments your passion feels effortless?

P.S: Finally,check out my latest creation: a short story with music as a theme! (Why didn’t I think of that sooner?)

Feel free to react/comment below this post, the short story and ehrm… The YouTube video too if you find it helpful. Thanks!

Reflect Redefine Rise !

Rudiano


2 responses to “Trying Hard VS Hardly trying”

  1. GWT Avatar

    The people that appear to hardly make an effort and still ace the situ. I’ve worked with one or two in my day so I would like to be in the hardly trying camp.
    Still there’s something to be said when you crack that case that has challenged. But as a I regularly say… go with the ebb and flow!

    1. admin Avatar

      “Go with the ebb and flow”. I like it!

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