Kevin Chu explains how micro-steps, small consistent actions, build toward bigger goals. He shares his own path: writing articles, drafting NFT art, and working toward a book, showing how incremental progress compounds into real projects.
I think the, the other impactful, uh, concept for me would be to micro-step into whatever it is that you are doing. So let's say that I, I want to start a side hustle, uh, from— how do I go about doing that, right? It can be very intimidating to just straight up and leave, uh, the business that, that I have right now, right? So what is what's that one small thing that you can do currently that can move you towards what you say that you wanna do? So if it's in the case of opening up your own side hustle, figuring out what is that one thing that can help you to eventually move from the side hustle, if you will, if, if it becomes something that you're passionate about that helps to bring out your creativity, to move that into more of a full-time thing, right? Uh, very similar to when I was writing, uh, when I was just typing up these articles, uh, or the, the creation of the book didn't start from, oh, I have an idea of I'm going to create this book one day. It, it was the repetition of these micro steps of writing, summarizing articles over the course of a year, over and over again. And then from there, I took the NFT art and I just started drafting things for the art. I didn't just go right into writing the book. It was these small little steps that I took every single day, just doing something to help improve the process for what it is that I want to do later on.
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