what is lacking from this post to make it coherent, encouraging and relatable? Tiny: The Small & Neglect Things That Will Change Your Life Forever
Life is amazing, especially when you sit back and reflect on the various things around you, but it doesn't always feel like that sometimes. The fact you can read or listen to what I am saying could serve as an illustration. A while ago, you wouldn't have understood as much of what I am saying, but now you do.
Has it ever occurred to you how you came to be? If you haven't done that, I would suggest you take a pose and ask yourself that question. Don't just focus on your family lineage, although that would be a good start. As soon as you start asking about this question, additional questions will be generated by your wonderful brain.

All humans have this in common. We started as a tiny cell, and during 9 months (on average) we grew, and finally, we came out to face the world. There were infinite, unknown processes (unknown to most of us unless you are interested in doing some research of your own) happening within those months leading to your birth. That is how life is; made of many seemingly insignificant things but that have a massive impact on our lives.

It is often easier to follow the crowd, especially when we don't have any sense of identity or are just confused. That is not a very helpful behaviour to have. Unfortunately, most people don't tend to notice tiny things because they have big goals or are simply busy. There's nothing wrong with having great goals and ambitions except those goals or ambitions often blind us from what might be right in front of our nose. 

When I talk about tiny things, they aren't only to be substituted by their size. Tiny things we are truly talking about here, are things we often overlooked. This would vary for each person. Something that is tiny, as in neglected by one person, may not be by another. But all of us could benefit from examining things we take for granted.

Nothing gets done until it first starts. Procrastination is ravaging society; preventing us from reaching our potential. Usually, we think the time or circumstance has to be perfect. This may seem reasonable until you realise starting something doesn't often require much. Do you want to learn to read better? Your tiny start could be measuring your reading speed. Do you want to improve your writing skills? How about learning how to code?

Have you noticed how rarely we celebrate the beginnings, even though without them nothing would have happened? Celebration doesn't have to be about having a grandiose party; acknowledging we've started is good enough. I fear we are so fixated on the end that we don't notice what is already happening. And when we get to that end, sometimes we have already moved to the next big thing. Could we just learn to spend some time to appreciate what is happening? What you look down on could be the key to your breakthrough. Unfortunately, if you don't pay attention to it, nothing will come of it.

Most things are made of many small parts. Those parts, in turn, are connected. When you start working on one small part, it has an effect on other parts. If you would remain consistent, with time changes will be noticeable. This is often referred to as the Domino effect. It's like if you choose to improve every single day by 1% at the end of a year, you would improve by more than 3000%. Whilst 1% seem so negligible in the long run, it has a huge impact. This is what is referred to as the compound effect.