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Friday's thought...

Even if that something is just getting out of bed. Or eating a banana or yogurt instead of a bagel. Or walking up the stairs instead of taking the elevator. Or holding the door for someone-- or not expecting a gracious response when you do. Or putting in a little extra effort on one project, with one client, or with your spouse or child or dog.
Think about what the smallest step you can take towards a huge goal is... and do it. 
And the least thing you can do to make your tomorrow better, is to just smile today.
The tiniest things, the smallest steps is how you get started, get going.
In the words of Dominick Torreto: "It doesn't matter if it's an inch or a mile, winning's winning."
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