The Science of Small Wins
Table of Contents The Problem with Multiple Priorities You’ve been there. Monday morning team meetings where the question floats around: “What are your top three priorities for the week?” It’s an age-old managerial tactic designed to help us
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Take some small step today, and value each step you take. You never know which step will make a difference. This is much better than not trying to do anything.
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Here’s a little sunny and fish encouragement. Keep making tiny, wonderful triumphs happen!
