What Matters More

Hey everyone! Good morning. My name is Dallas Pruit and welcome again to the Daily Trip here on the Growthcast. The sum of a lot of little things matters a lot more than one really big thing. As human beings, we have a propensity to assume that things happen just all at once. As we observe from the outside looking in, we, we have a tendency to hyperfocus.

On the result of things that transpire, instead of really recognizing the strenuous process, not to mention all of the failures that went into bringing about.  that amazing result from my experiences in my own life and in working with many others. I believe there is this idea early on in the process of building and doing something impactful that we have to do just these one or two really big things.

And when we do these things will change the industry forever. They will impact billions of people's lives. People dream. We dream so big in those stages because we don't yet realize, we don't yet realize, or we are too inexperienced to realize that those big dreams are actually composed of thousands, and I mean thousands.

Of daily small things. These small things must be silently done over a long haul and that that is difficult because little to no one will be there praising you, celebrating your efforts there along your side. So, what do you do?  you. You celebrate the small stuff. You raise your level of awareness regarding the tried, true and timeless principle that always produces, which is by way of the small and the simple and consistent.

The big, the big dreams come to fruition. The reminder today for everybody is the sum of a lot of little things matters much more than one really big. Overnight success. Look, that's just code word for getting up early, working in the lab with little to no praise, stacking small incremental wins day after day, after day after day after day, inching, crawling, walking, and then eventually jogging your way to an all-out sprint.

It's not rocket science, it's just not easy, but that's how it works. Have a great day, everybody, and we'll see you guys back here again tomorrow.