Some people don't want to work hard. 

That's ok if...

1. You don't want to be the best
2. You don't expect huge reward
3. You're ok with being passed by

When I was a kid it was common sense that to achieve my dreams I'd need to work hard, hustle, and sacrifice a lot. 

Today many people dislike even mentioning the concept of hustling. 

I get it, there's a balance. 

For some that balance is a constant. 

For others they sprint, then rest, then sprint again.

Hustling is not inherently bad. 

It's inherently necessary for most success stories. 

The key is not to crash and burn. 

For everyone that path is different. 

Find your own and ignore the rest.

Of course there are exceptions to the rule and there are plenty of people selling courses on how you can become rich by working 4 hours a week.

The reality is they're getting rich selling you a dream and most overnight success stories take 10+ years of hard work.

It's not for everyone, but it's not inherently bad either.

Happy Selling,