The Dynamics of Small Actions
The best solutions are not dependent on dimensions. Small actions have the potential of greatness within them. Small actions act as levers. They can move the world by slight adjustments. Small actions produce change.
We're constantly searching for the best, the brightest, a large impact, something that will make a big difference, someone to make a major contribution, dreaming of a huge increase, a greater effort, more profit . . . seeking that great golden someday.
Perhaps, we are looking at the wrong idea – the best solutions are not dependent on size.
Small actions have the potential of greatness within them. Small actions act as levers. They can move the world by slight adjustments. Small actions produce change.
- An idea can launch a company.
- A loving touch can save a marriage.
- The support of a friend can mean everything.
- Applause inspires.
- One vote can carry an election.
- A kind word can heal a sorrow.
- Acceptance delivers peace.
- Communication can ignite a turn-a-round.
- A pat on the back can reassure.
- A compliment can motivate a workforce.
- A goal delivers the future.
- A smile can change the world.
- An angry word can start a war, end a marriage, or wipe out a business.
- A lie ruins reputations.
- A sneer can extinguish a dream.
- A complaint creates resentment.
- Blame can destroy a team, a relationship, and an organization.
Don Doman is a published author of books for small business, corporate video producer, and owner of Ideas and Training, which provides business training products. Don also owns Human Resources Radio, which provides business training programs and previews 24-hours a day.