Many people believe that success comes from one big, life-changing decision or a lucky break. But in reality, it’s the small steps we take every single day that make the biggest difference. Think of a student preparing for exams. Instead of studying all night before the test, the student who studies a little bit every day is more likely to do well. That’s because small, regular efforts are easier to keep up and help us understand things better over time.

Let’s take the example of a person who wants to become a good writer. If they wait for inspiration to strike and write only once in a while, it will take them much longer to improve. But if they write just one page every day, even when they don’t feel like it, they’ll build a strong habit and grow faster. Their skills will improve steadily, and one day, they might even write a book without feeling overwhelmed.

The quote reminds us that we don’t need to do everything at once. All we need to do is show up daily, put in honest effort, and keep going. Over time, these small actions add up to something big and meaningful.