1. You aim to build one ridiculously large project.
2. You complete nothing.

Contrast that with this beautiful thang:

1. You aim for a small goal; you complete it.
2. You expand that small goal to a slightly bigger goal.
3. You complete that too. You gradually go larger.

Gunning for Everest's top prevents you from seeking progress; yet, aiming for Everest's little-tiny-mini basecamps gets you moving upward-and-upward-and-upward ' everyday.

Small-achievable-easy-simple goals get you moving efficiently. Yes, Go Big ' But'

Indeed, have that larger goal in mind; but, don't depend on it.

Using that larger goal to inspire your work won't get you sufficient daily progress.

Small goals ' on the other hand ' excite you to complete something by today ' everyday.

• Erina: Today?
• Tebow: Yeah! Today!

The Beauty of Aiming Small

Think of Newton's Laws of Motion:

• Force = Mass x Acceleration
• An object in motion tends to stay in motion.

When you aim for a big project'

1. You complete nothing ' until you complete that big project.
2. Because you've completed nothing, you'll have to use tremendous force/energy/mighty-mite-mite to finally complete that big project.

Momentum says Boo! to You.

When you aim for tiny projects'

1. You complete one small goal easily/efficiently/quickly.
2. You've built momentum to complete a follow-up small goal.
3. You gradually increase momentum to pile on more small goals.
4. 'OH THIS THING IS AUTOMATIC! I COMPLETE SO MUCH WITHOUT EVEN THINKING! KABAM!'

Getting into the habit of completing things makes it easier to complete more things.

Momentum loves you. Real-World Examples of The Small Magic

Examples to inspire your compa-nay: Facebook:

1. Founder Zuckerberg dude aimed to build a social network for his school.
2. He turned it into a social networking multi-billion-dollar empire.

Wal-Mart:

1. Sammy aimed to build the most fabulous little convenience store in town.
2. He gradually turned that little store into the world's largest retail empire in the world.

Google:

1. Sergey and Larry aimed to complete a research project on search engines.
2. They transformed it into a revolutionary company rivaling the biggest market caps in the world.

Small-to-big-say-hay.

Aim For The Small

Small things drive you to complete bigger things.

You'll automatically drive yourself to start beautifying/expanding/empowering what you just completed ' for on-and-on-and-on.

Winner = You.

Think small. Let big come.