How do Isaiah 65 and Ezekiel’s warnings together define true ease and prosperity?

[jennifer_bloom]

Isaiah 65 says,

When you stop worshiping money and vanity, seek the wisdom or hidden wisdom of God, and kill your pride and ego, God removes all anxiety, panic, sorrow, anger, and rage from your life, and lets you live in blissful delight and ease.

But Ezekiel says, when you have prosperity of ease and fullness of bread, you must be productive, humble, and charitable, and not idle or self-indulgent. Because mere prosperity of ease, idleness, and fullness of bread, re-exposes you to the hellfire your past experiences rescued you out of.

[FindingCommonSense]

How? All i can think of is "easier said than done"

There has to be some metaphysical help because on my own I cannot stop it.