Start small. Build from there.

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2 years ago

Good day guys, how are you doing today? I trust that you're having a great day. Happy Sunday to you. Let's quickly review yesterday's article.

There are so many activities out there but we all need to identify the one that is most important to us and then devote our time, focus and energy to those things. It will vary for different people, for some, it might mean spending more time with their family, while for others it might mean putting more time and focus on their career. But whatever you realize that your priorities are, it’s important to set boundaries, so you'll be able to focus on the important things.

It's understandable that it can be tough to focus on the important things when there are so many distractions craving for our attention. We must identify what's most important in our life and then make sure we focus on them and also devote quality time to the people and activities that hold high priority in your life.

We all agree that time is precious. It's something we cannot be regained and of course it slips constantly from us as each second passes. Unfortunately, many of us keep spending our time on things that aren't productive or adding any value to our lives.

If you notice that your time is being consumed up by less constructive people and activities, then you need to find the best possible ways to limit those connection. This might mean that you distance yourself from certain friends or family members, or that you deliberately refuse to engage in certain conversations and discussions with some people. Focus and channel your energy on the people and activities that reward you and adds value to your life. These are the things that are worth your time and attention. Anything else from this is a waste of time.

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When it comes to making changes in our lives, we often think too big. We want to see instant results, and when we don't get them, we lose motivation. This is especially true when it comes to work-life balance. We take on too much, too quickly, and before we know it, we've fallen off the wagon.

But it doesn't have to be this way. If you want to make a change in your life, start small. Experience some success. Build from there. This is the only way to make lasting changes in our lives.

Start small. Build from there.

We all want changes. We want to be better, do better, have better. But we often think too big such that we lose motivation because the changes don't look like how we want it to be. We’ve all been there: crash diets that fizzle out, New Year’s resolutions we forget by February. It’s the same with work-life balance when we take on too much too quickly.

If you’re trying to change a part of your life, start small and experience some success. Build from that little part of your life, till it affects your entire life. Success breeds success. When you achieve one goal, set another and keep going that way. You’ll be surprised at how much you can change when you take things slow and steady.

Thanks for reading through.

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True, if we have small then through that we make it bigger.

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2 years ago

Exactly

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2 years ago

Yeah, we all have to start from somewhere before working our way up

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2 years ago

That is the way to the top

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2 years ago

I have talked about it a little bit in my article titled as "Habits: just finished"

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2 years ago

That's a good one

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2 years ago

Everyone actually wants to get rich overnight, no one wants to do things patiently. No one wants to start small 😂😂. But that's the only way, to go up the ladder legally

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2 years ago

Exactly. No shortcut

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2 years ago

When we start small, bit by bit, small becomes great.

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2 years ago

Absolutely true

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