Of the two, only the first is natural. Similar would be ‘It would just be much easier for you to accept it.’ ‘Just’ adds the idea that it’s easy or should be easy. When you put ‘just’ beforehand it has a different meaning. I do it just to get paid. (I do it just for the money. ‘just’ here means ‘only’. I.e. The only reason I do it is to get paid.)

Both are fine and natural.

Both sentences are correct.

Both

They’re both correct.