In our day-to-day life, we encounter various types of tasks. Each task has a different level of importance. Some tasks can be easily done, while others might seem so hard that they make us feel nervous a day or so before doing them. With that in mind, what does it mean to grow through small jobs?
Self-growth can happen in small tasks as well as big tasks. No matter how small a task is, doing it every day and not giving up can become a source of self-confidence. Even if you have failed at something significant in your life, the small tasks you do every day can help maintain and strengthen your selfesteem.
The advantage of doing small tasks is that they are easy to accomplish. Almost all small things can be done on a daily basis. We get more opportunities to complete tasks and thus have a higher success rate. Perhaps completing small tasks is the easiest way to get better. Think about the tasks we have often overlooked. Here are two examples that you can do easily: work out for 10 minutes a day or not use your cell phone for an hour before bedtime. The more confidence you gain from small accomplishments such as these, the greater your confidence will be to achieve bigger things.
The growth achieved from small tasks can serve as a trampoline to succeed in more significant tasks and act as an air mattress for a safe landing if you fail. The small tasks that you undertake have that kind of power. They exert a small yet notable power to protect you. Ultimately, they will be the blueprint that leads you to greater accomplishments.
