Resistance is quiet, cunning, and always there. It whispers, “Not today. Tomorrow is better.” It loves distractions—emails, notifications, another scroll on social media.
It doesn’t scream; it seduces. And in its seduction lies its danger. It convinces you to put off the work, the effort, the leap, by justifying excuses you’ve heard a thousand times.
But here’s the truth: resistance shows up most when the task is worth it. It’s a signal. If it weren’t important, it wouldn’t try so hard to stop you.
So, next time resistance whispers, take it as a cue to lean in. Do the work, send the email, start the project. Push through the whisper, and watch how much you accomplish by silencing its pull.