Anything positive you want to achieve, make it convenient.
The most obvious example is the gym.
You could join the best facility in the world. Top equipment. World-class trainers. Perfect lighting.
But if it’s on the other side of town? It might as well be on the other side of the planet.
Traffic. Weather. Mood. Life.
Friction kills follow-through.
Now flip it.
A gym five minutes from your door? You’ll go without thinking.
Not because you’re disciplined—but because you removed the excuses.
This applies everywhere.
If healthy food is hard to reach, you won’t eat it.
If your work needs attention but your phone is closer, you’ll scroll.
If learning requires a bunch of steps, you’ll skip it.
Convenience isn’t laziness.
It’s leverage.
Don’t rely solely on willpower.
That’s impossible.
Design environments that make the right choice automatic.
Don’t make better habits heroic. Make them unavoidable.
Make necessary things so close you trip over them.