The whole crowd, without a purpose beyond themselves, may go about doing good deeds or evil ones, as it happens to please them. They all follow their own inclinations. The way is alluring at first, and many who travel it scarcely realize that they are in reality -captives. Jesus says they are slaves to sin. The other path is not so inviting.
Entrance involves painful toil and fervent labor, because the gate is narrow and difficult to enter.
If one does seek this path, he'll find he cannot enter with heavy money bags, representing ill-begotten gain. The way is too small. One cannot enter with self-righteousness on his back or harsh judgements on his breath. They are too cumbersome to fit through. There is room for any man.