Sunday, February 1, 2015

Even Tiny Action Steps can Produce Huge Results

"Someone is sitting in the shade today because
someone planted a tree a long time ago."





Hard to imagine, isn't it.







Plant that seed today!

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  1. Karen, I needed this today. My husband broke his back and I haven't been able to work on the print edition of my The Frugal Editor between all the other stuff that's going on. Then it occurred to me if I worked on the index and did just one letter at a time, I would be lots closer to publishing than if I did nothing! (-:

    Also, glad to see you working with WIOW. It's a great site for women writers. They cut no corners! You're a perfect match.
    Carolyn Howard-Johnson

  2. Carolyn, I'm so sorry to hear about your husband. It's understandable that you're not focused on work. He'll be in my prayers.

    I'm glad this post helped you today. Tiny steps will lead to results.

  3. Woah Caroline, how aweful! Is he at home with you? Praying right now!

    Karen, thanks for a timely article. I'm busy de-cluttering! Need I say more? Thanks for the encouragement that if I keep going on the small stuff I WILL achieve something big.

    1. Shirley, put a couple of items away a day. Imagine what you'll achieve in a couple of months? The problem though, if you're like me, is there will be new 'stuff' added to the other clutter. :)

  4. Carolyn, you and your husband are in my prayers as well.

    Karen, thank you for the encouraging post. Finally after our move I've been able to get back to work but I have to admit, I felt as if there was a lot of time lost. Your post has helped me look at that time as positive, a rest that can only give me more motivation and energy now, so perhaps the time off was good. And now the smallest progress is still a step forward. Yay!

    1. Linda, I know about moving! :) Glad you're finally able to get back to a normal routine and glad this post was encouraging. Sometimes a rest or step away from work is a GOOD thing, like you say!


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