Imagine the power of small improvements leading to big changes. This is not about overnight success, but the cumulative effect of tiny, incremental steps. Let's delve into the transformative potential of focusing on small improvements and how they can bring about significant shifts.
Productivity Tip: Focus on small improvements
Getting more done depends on thinking small
- Find one small thing you can do better, focus on doing that for a week, then repeat that process
- A high reply rate is the result of doing lots of small things well as not doing some other small things
Communicate how small changes helped you improve
Talking small
- Focus on the small things that you focused on to reinforce the importance of focusing on the little things. Success doesn’t happen overnight. Focus on building on these habits over time to see small improvements in your performance.
Small things add up to big ones
By breaking our overall goal into smaller areas of focus and improvement, we put ourselves in a position of more control over our own development
- Find small ways you can improve, spend a week focusing on one of them, then communicate how that small improvement helped
Identify small improvements you can make
Most people perform the same single task all day long, so how much you get done is a combination of small things
- Determine what these things are and make a list of them to start
- You can also make small improvements through automation
Work on one improvement every week
The goal here is to raise your awareness, as if you’re looking through a microscope at the Thing.
- Think of ways to improve this One Thing every day and experiment to see what works and what doesn’t.
