In the beginning, there is basically no difference between making a choice that is 1% better or 1% worse. But as time goes on, these small improvements or declines compound and you suddenly find a very big gap between people who make slightly better decisions on a daily basis and those who don’t.
Small choices don’t make much of a difference at the time, but add up over the long-term.
BENEFITS
Improving by just 1 percent isn’t notable (and sometimes it isn’t even noticeable)
Almost every habit that you have — good or bad — is the result of many small decisions over time.
The goals are more achievable because tiny actions have less resistance.
This is why the system is greater than the goals
By improving 1% every day, you’re getting 38 times better after a year
TUTORIAL
Measure or quantify any task
Each reasonable time increase the task with 1% from original value
The pattern works in reverse: many small choices — a 1% decline here and there — leads to a problem.
