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When starting a new work at home business it is very easy to become consumed by it. We spend so much time trying to get the business up and running that we may end up becoming burned out and lose our motivation. There is so much to learn and Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable{mso-style-name:"Table Normal";mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;mso-style-noshow:yes;mso-style-parent:"";mso-padding-alt:0in

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Or a 30 minutes jog to the park and back cancontribute to a healthier lifestyle in the long run, no matter how small it mayseem these details are extremely relevant to our life.  A single even in our life and how we react onit can create a tremendous impact in the long run.              We all know about the Titanic, itwas labeled as the ship that would never sink.  Onthat fateful night as the rich and famous enjoyed their palatial surroundingssomething awful happened! The unthinkable, the unimaginable happened.  Alas, we all know the story. The ship hit aniceberg. The Titanic was designed to be the greatest achievement of an eraof prosperity, propriety, and confidence. She stood taller above the water thanmost buildings of the time. It was 883 feet long. That’s 1/6 of a mile, 92 feetwide and weighed 46,328 tons. She was 104 feet tall and 35 feet of that was belowthe waterline.  This ship was massive but diminutive things doomed her. Wireless operator Phillips on the night of April 14, was extremelybusy sending numerous meaningless passenger’s messages to Cape RaceNewfoundland. These were relayed inland to friends and relatives of thepassengers. He received at least six ice-warnings that night, but didn’trealize how close Titanic was to the position of the warning, and he putthat sixth message under a paperweight at his elbow. It never came to theattention of Captain Smith or the officer on the bridge.  To him that was just a “little thing.” TheWhite Star Line employed professional lookouts seamenspecially trained for the job. Binoculars were absolutely essential to theirtask. Unfortunately, the binoculars employed during the sea trials on April 2,were apparently misplaced between that time of the trials and the actualsailing. Using only the naked eye, lookout, Frederick Fleet, did not see theiceberg until it was a mere 500 yards ahead, only 37 seconds from impact.  But then again not having binoculars was justa “little thing.” This “unsinkable ship” had a resounding 16 water tightcompartments. It was determined that four of them could be punctured withoutthe ship going down. And that it would NEVER happen. But when they hit theiceberg the 5th seal was punctured. It only had a miniscule hole about the sizeof an icebox. But again that was just a “little thing. After all ” This was a46 ton vessel!  Yet, history tells us these little things ... all put togethersank the biggest cruise liner in the world! During that night of  terrorand tragedy ... and heroism, 705 lives were saved, and 1502 lives were lost ...because of “little things.”            Littlethings make a big difference!   Termitesare little, but given time, they can eat an entire house. Amatch is a “little thing” but it can burn and destroy an entire forest. Thetongue regardless the miniscule size has the power of life or death within itstip.  “Littlethings” can destroy a business, a marriage and a life. But, little things canalso turn a life around! Thedistinction between a million dollar horse and a hundred thousand dollar horsecould be one inch. Can you imagine the difference in value in the winner of theKentucky Derby and the runner up?  Thewinner is probably worth 50 times as much. In reality, is he fifty times better? Absolutely not!  A 'little'better makes a lot of difference. WhenMuhammad Ali won the Heavyweight championship for the first time the radioreports rang out “Last night Muhammad Ali became the greatest champion of alltime.”  That was way off.  Now,don’t get me wrong.  I’m not saying hewasn’t a great champion.  The phrase I’mdebating is “last night!”  You see, hedid not become heavyweight champion on that particular night.  He was “CROWNED” heavyweight champion on thatparticular night.             He was always a champion, he becamechampion when he got out of bed and did 100’s of miles of roadwork. He becamechampion when he pounded the punching bag for what seemed like aneternity.  He became champion spendingday after day in the gym sparing training. It was years of paying attention tothe “little things” that finally paid off on that particular night.             Success and failure are big doorsthat swing on small hinges of little things. Littlethings make or break a family.  Littlethings like saying “I love you!”  Littlethings like going to a soccer game instead of playing golf for the 4th week ina row. Little things like going to the third grade play. Little things likebuilding a playhouse. Little things like “taking” the kids to church ratherthan “sending” them. Little things like flowers, a surprise date night, or a“singing telegram” delivered by you! Yes, it’s the little things that make a difference.  This is so powerfulBigthings started out from little things thus the old adage of keeping a dailyhabit of little good deeds will ultimately come back to you. Thus is thenecessity for personal development and growth for your personal mission.