Think Small

Remember the story of the man who ate a bicycle? He really did (in fact he ate 18 of them in his lifetime).

He accomplished this seemingly impossible task by breaking indigestible objects down into very small pieces, small enough to swallow.

When tackling a big problem it’s worth considering the nuts and bolts, as well as seeing the whole bicycle.

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"Train your mind to look for your successes. They are happening all the time, you just have to look for them."
"We only develop greater resilience when we are deeply emotionally connected to other people."
"If you think you can, or you think you can't, you're probably right".
"Just because you can, it doesn't mean you should, nor that you have to".
"Simplify your life and work to be content. That will create the space for you to notice the joy. It's always there if you look."
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