Why Starting Small Is The Secret To Big Wins

I had 5 job offers from people that I met. It's mostly about in anything that you're doing, think of the smallest thing, because a lot of times we want to do bigger, you know, we want to do the biggest thing. Like, I want to write a book. Okay, great. Can you write a page? Can you write 2 words? Can you come up with a title? Like, don't get stuck into the thing that you want to do that is bigger. Make it as small as possible so that it's easy to take. So for example, you want to run a marathon, you know, run 10 meters. Yeah. So when you make them smaller, what ends up happening, it becomes so doable that it will be ridiculous not to do. Mm-hmm. That is— and that is the problem. The problem is when we think of the things that we want to do, they sound bigger. They usually always sound bigger, which is great. That's, that's an objective. That's a goal you want to go after. And then what you need to do is like, what can you do now in this moment? Because what ends up happening if it's bigger, we'll say it, I'll do it tomorrow. I'll dedicate, you know, 2 hours tomorrow, and then it's never happened.