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We all love an easy way out—until it backfires.
This week, I learned this lesson the hard way (spoiler: it involves a mixer and a very swollen thumb).
But beyond kitchen mishaps, this got me thinking: when does choosing the easy route serve us, and when does it hold us back?
Sometimes, we go for what’s convenient—skipping workouts, avoiding tough conversations, or saying “yes” when we should say “no”—because it feels easier in the moment. But in the long run? Easy comes at a price.
That being said, not everything needs to be a struggle. There are moments when choosing the easier path is actually the smartest move. So how do we tell the difference?
This week, let’s ask ourselves: Is this "easy" serving me or costing me?
New episodes of the 8 minute podcast drop every Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Hit follow, share with a friend, and let’s rethink the way we make choices.
Cheers,
Z
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/8minutepodcast
By Zoe NewtonWe all love an easy way out—until it backfires.
This week, I learned this lesson the hard way (spoiler: it involves a mixer and a very swollen thumb).
But beyond kitchen mishaps, this got me thinking: when does choosing the easy route serve us, and when does it hold us back?
Sometimes, we go for what’s convenient—skipping workouts, avoiding tough conversations, or saying “yes” when we should say “no”—because it feels easier in the moment. But in the long run? Easy comes at a price.
That being said, not everything needs to be a struggle. There are moments when choosing the easier path is actually the smartest move. So how do we tell the difference?
This week, let’s ask ourselves: Is this "easy" serving me or costing me?
New episodes of the 8 minute podcast drop every Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
Hit follow, share with a friend, and let’s rethink the way we make choices.
Cheers,
Z
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/8minutepodcast