"Las grandes cosas no se hacen por impulso, sino por una serie de pequeñas cosas reunidas."
— Vincent Van Gogh
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Achieving something significant doesn't happen all at once or by sudden decisions. It's a process that involves many smaller actions and efforts coming together over time. Think about building a house. You don't just throw it up in a day; you lay the foundation, build the walls, put on the roof, and do the plumbing and wiring, with many steps in between. Just like that, achieving a big goal in life—like getting a degree, starting a business, or learning a new skill—requires working on small tasks consistently. It's important to break down large goals into smaller, manageable steps and keep working on them, even if progress seems slow. By doing this, you can eventually bring those steps together to accomplish something remarkable.
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