The law of least effort
means that the maximum outcome presents itself
when the least amount of thought is put into finding it.
This law defies everything we are taught in society.
We are taught to always be productive, active, constantly doing something
because those who work the hardest and/or are the most efficient
will supposedly be the most “successful.”
But when I practice not thinking, doing, or even trying to make something happen,
I find the most joy.
Because I have no expectations for the outcome.
I have so much more time for wonder, love, and whatever else the universe wants to give me.
It’s a practice, the only practice,
where the absence of the practice
is the practice itself.
And the closer to zero we are
the more bountiful the outcome.
Beauty replaces success
when trust replaces effort.
Ali Walks Around 