What's the Cost of Not Doing the Work?

To get to the top of a mountain, you have to climb it, rock by rock. Success is seeing what's beyond the surface and past the things staring you in the face. I was listening to an old lecture from my jim rone, who i love because he's such practical thinker. He had an amazing point. We don't think about the opportunity cost. Our instinct is not to question the actions we dont take. If yow think about our common understanding of progress or growth, it's a sacrifice ad it's doing x that brings us why doing the work gets the result. It's a simple formula, and you can show your proof. Riht started working out