Structure is superior to will.

The optimal long-term structure and state must be the least effortful and most comfortable. The act of "perseverance" may seem to rely on willpower, but it actually depends on structure.

If a relationship requires frequent explanations of right and wrong, it is essentially already very exhausting.

If a job requires you to "rally your spirits" every day, it indicates that the structure may be wrong.

If an investment causes you to feel tense every day, it indicates a faulty structure.

The more a structure requires continuous draining of your energy, the harder it is to sustain long-term.

Those things that can persist over a long time are often very "quiet."

They simply operate with low friction.

For example, the reason why investing in an index fund through dollar-cost averaging is best is because it is the least worrisome and least effortful; you can spend your time on leisure and entertainment, and in the end, you still make the most money.

In romantic relationships, if being with the other person immediately results in extreme highs and lows, with unexpected conflicts and dramas playing out every day, it would be wise to break up early for your peace of mind; it definitely won't last long.

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