From being asked this question in various forms many times, I've found the answer is in the process, not my specific actions, which are tuned to my life and cir

From being asked this question in various forms many times, I've found the answer is in the process, not my specific actions, which are tuned to my life and circumstances. The answer is that you start with what you can. Do. Act. Experience. Iterate. Learn. Same as with entrepreneurial and business success. The worst thing to do is analyze, plan, and point out how your case is special without acting. Listen to my podcast and you'll hear guest after guest taking on challenges, learning from the experience, and finding the next thing easier and more rewarding. You're not alone. > then it becomes difficult When did I say it was easy for me? I don't see why you would think it was. For all you know, your case is easier than mine. It probably is. In any case, you get to the hard things by tackling the easy things, applying what you learned, and advancing. Feel the reward of getting something done and expect bigger reward for the next thing. You can't do difficult when you're hung up on easy. If you don't do easy because you think it's not worth it, you'll never get anywhere.