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Thursday
Jun042020

Little steps or a big step



Big? Ok, so we’ve seen how big change can be done! A global swathe of prescription and pressure to conform to new rules and restrictions. 

Big sweeping change. Wow. Shocked and shaken. Reverberation and big ripples with effects felt far into the future. 


But remember how change can also be done, bit by bit, step by step. 

Even a smaller half-step by half-step. 

We can become overwhelmed by the bigness of things, believing we ’should’ conquer it all in one hit or adapt immediately or cope with it all or get it done because of ... you know, reasons. 

These expectations are often unnecessary. 

Just take the next little step. You could even bring someone else along with you, showing them the next little step too. 

There’s some leadership right there in being able to break the big and daunting stuff down into the smaller executable parts. 

It’s not basic or trivial. 
It’s highly practical, empathetic and caring. 


Take it and break it down. 

Get started on something, take another step on it, and while you’re at it, show someone else the next little step. 

Size isn’t important here. 

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