Otherwise the rest is moot.

Being able to know the difference is important.

Research referenced in today's Daily Spark: https://stanford.app.box.com/s/cxpeacuhamihnzzwko746iaek6mu6sl6

Without it, it becomes all too easy to feel burnt out and to quit just as you're on the cusp of producing something great.

If you're a business, focus on how to earn your first $1, then $10, then $100 and so on.

If you're trying to write a novel, focus on writing the first page, then the second.

Envisioning lofty goals doesn't require you to figure out how you will get there.

Envisioning lofty goals in smaller units of progress does.

Inspired by John Cutler's writings on Think Big, Work Small: https://cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-452-think-big-work-small-part

Today's Daily Spark is based on notes taken from a talk Dr. Jenny Wang (https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/united-states/houston/therapy/jenny-wang) gave on Instagram. 

This is William Liao on the Daily Spark where I serve up 1 idea daily on how to do our best work and live a meaningful life.