What’s the difference between simple and easy?
It’s pretty nuanced, but the distinction is important.
Here’s what a quick search turned up on Google:
While simple and easy can sometimes be used interchangeably, simple refers to something that is not complicated or complex in its structure, while easy refers to something that requires minimal effort to accomplish.
Let me say that again, because, as I said, the distinction is essential.
Simple refers to something that is not complicated or complex in its structure, while easy refers to something that requires minimal effort to accomplish.
It’s the new year, so we’ve all got goals on our minds. One of mine is improving my health, which can be a rabbit hole of information and approaches. But most experts agree:
If you eat real food in modest amounts, cut booze from your diet, move your body for an hour a day, sleep well, and spend time around people you love you’ll be in pretty darn good mental and physical health.
Simple, right?
But is that easy? Right?
It’s the same thing with your business. If you want to get it in shape, you can choose to go the complex, convoluted approach - or you can use the KISS method. Keep. It. Simple.
Today’s episode follows the new year, new you theme with what you need to DO in order to reach your goals. As you’ll see, I’ll keep it simple for you.
