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I Woke Up And Thought About This.
We’re often told to dream big, to aim for the stars.
And while aspiration is undoubtedly powerful, it’s the small, consistent steps that truly propel us forward.
It’s about recognizing that monumental change is often the incremental effect of countless tiny decisions.
Think of it like steering a ship.
Even the slightest departure from course can lead to a drastically different destination.
Thomas Erikson’s analogy from “Surrounded by setbacks” of a pilot veering off course by a mere degree is a reminder of this.
The choices we make, moment by moment, shape the orbit of our lives.
It’s not about extreme overhauls but rather a series of intentional tweaks.
Getting up an hour earlier each day might seem insignificant, but over time, it translates into an extra week of productivity every year.
Swapping sugary drinks for water, opting for stairs instead of elevators — these minuscule shifts can collectively transform our well-being.
Consider Lena, the woman from Thomas Erikson’s book.
Her journey was not marked by dramatic upheavals but by a series of small, consistent changes.
