Sometimes the easiest way is the best choice. If you want to go from point A to point B, for example, moving in a straight line is the most logical and feasible solution. Other times it is not so. When you look for the "easy way out" of a problem (like avoiding or overlooking it) instead of facing it, you are probably doing the wrong thing. Yes, it often happens that the hardest thing ends up being the right thing to do. If you "always" take the elevator and ignore the stairs, if you prefer to drive at all times and never walk, you will find yourself totally unfit whenever you are compelled to climb or hike (which will surely happen, one time or another!).
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