You Can Do Hard Things
You Can Do Hard Things Wise words of former US President Theodore Roosevelt: "Nothing in the world is worth having or doing unless it involves toil, pain, trouble... I never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life. I envied a lot of people who led hard lives and led them well." These positive, wise words can, unfortunately, explain negative situations like "advanced aging," because advanced aging is most often the result of backing away from difficult things, especially when it comes to our health. In life, we are constantly tempted to take the "path of least resistance" because it is the easiest and usually the fastest path. However, easy does not mean better or growth. Easily translates to lazy. And when it comes to our health, laziness translates to disease and "advanced aging." Energy Exchange - Have you ever actually acquired anything of lasting value in your life without some form of value/energy/money exchange? Certainl...