We have often touched on the idea of an incremental approach as one that builds to great achievements. Let’s look closer at how that works. There are many arguments against these concepts as “not enough.” However, it is inarguable that small steps are forward progress, and they can build up habits. Those habits can build great achievements and even become lifetime habits that never fade.
A Few Minutes A Day
There are many skills that we can build in minutes a day. Vocabulary is an example we see in daily calendars. There is a flurry of something-a-day calendars that show up at the end of each year. Try one of them out, and you will see it does work. You can build your vocabulary a word at a time, learn history a fact a day, or other skills and knowledge. Schools typically use forty-five minutes to an hour each day to build skills but do not underestimate the value of shorter time investments.
