Everything that is good seems to be work.
Should this be the yardstick for recognising what is good?
If it's easy or too good to be true, it should be a scare.
But the ones called "lazy" in this part of the world always find an easier way to go about an hard work.
Then, does that mean only the "lazy" ones find it easy?
No matter how hardworking and lazy a person is, there's always an opportunity presented throughout their lifetime.
An opportunity can only be good with the rewards it offers and not the work involved.
Watching netflix is an opportunity and learning a new skill is an opportunity.
The time spent in doing either and the reward to be gotten from them differs.
Watching netflix for hours would pose as a lot of work for different people and learning a new skill as well.
Can the mind be tuned to properly or never gauge the work that will be beneficial in the long run so as to make it do what is needful?
Countless times the body choose rest and countable times it decides to work.
Work and rest should be balanced to gain more reward.
Choose the work.
Seize the opportunity.