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focusing on small step at a time will lead to finally overcome obstacles.

https://youtu.be/HDhet3EVRac?si=5fhYGsJqQgj9VQCJ Being good is to clean up your surroundings and do your job well!I don't know why, but I suddenly burst out sadly when I watched this.I also want to do something meaningful on my way.

"The laws of nature, like thermodynamics or ATP processes, never use 100% of their energy. Even the best batting average is only 0.3. What truly matters is the ability to maintaining energy to pursue over time.""Let’s focus on doing our best in areas where effort and control are within reach.Those who are faithful in small tasks can accomplish greater ones, and whether it’s catching a rabbit or ..

Transferable Skills and Adaptability in a Changing Business Landscape- The importance of developing transferable skills that can be applied across different jobs and industries.- The dynamic nature of businesses and the need to adapt to changing circumstances.- The book 'Who Moved My Cheese?' as an example of embracing change and adaptability.The Cheese and the Mouse- A mouse happily goes to get..

Mental Clarity: A clean environment reduces mental clutter and improves focus. Without unnecessary items around, you feel more at ease, and stress levels decrease.

Growth is rarely a straight upward trajectory; it often involves setbacks, plateaus, and even regressions.

Trusting in His guidance can lead to incredible growth and opportunities. Even if the path is small and unadorned, and not one that others desire to take, the way that He guides us is always right. This message emphasizes the importance of following God's direction, regardless of societal expectations or appearances. It reminds us that true fulfillment comes from walking the path He has set for ..

A life without responsibility and self-discipline cannot succeed. The challenges that torment me are tests and pathways leading to blessings. They become tools that create miracles amidst the chaos.

"Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment." — Oprah Winfrey