"L'homme qui déplace une montagne commence par enlever de petites pierres."
— William Faulkner
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Achieving a big goal often starts with small, manageable steps. Think about wanting to move a huge mountain. You wouldn't try to take it all at once; you start by picking up tiny rocks. Over time, those small actions add up to make a big difference. For example, if you want to write a book, you wouldn't try to write it all in one night. Instead, you'd write a little bit each day, like a few pages or even just a paragraph. After many days of these small efforts, you'd have a whole book written. So, in your life, when you face something that feels huge or overwhelming, remember to break it down into little tasks. Doing a little bit at a time makes anything possible.
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