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The Power of Small Habits in Achieving Big Goals
Large goals can feel overwhelming, which often leads to procrastination or burnout. Breaking a goal into small, manageable actions makes it easier to start and easier to stick with. A person who commits to reading ten pages a day will likely finish more books in a year than someo
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