Kim Gaskill describes installing pull bars on her bed during rehabilitation and how this small tool restored her independence. She uses it to prompt viewers to find small changes or tools that make bigger tasks easier in life or business.
Good morning from Gilbert, Arizona. I'm Kim Gaskill and this is the Daily Spark. Today I can move. Now, you may not know what that means, but it's a big deal. I am in a bed that has no rails on it and I can't really move around well. There's nothing for me to grab onto and I asked them the other day Can I get something, some rails or something on this bed where I can try to pull myself up a little bit or pull myself to the side? Because I do have one arm that works. And they said absolutely, they would come and put them on. So this morning, hallelujah, they came and put on the little pull bars on the side of my bed. It makes a huge difference. Just the ability to be able to not have to call someone to help me turn over in bed. It's a huge emotional and physical milestone for me. So it got me thinking, what are those little things that make a huge difference in your life, in your business that you're not asking for? You're not. Putting up. You're not putting those bars on the side of your bed that can make that huge difference for you to stop stumbling around, to stop taking extra time, to stop not doing things because they're too hard or they're— you're unable to do them. Find those little things today. Think about that. What are some little things you could do that would make all the other big things so much easier? Or even one big thing. Think about that today. What's one little thing you can do or add that will make something else easier so that you continue to do it? Because if it's easier, we usually will continue to do it. I hope you're having a great week. Catch me again tomorrow for another Daily Spark.
