Getting on a roll

Everything is harder from a standing start. 

The status quo has no motion. 

But when we make tiny gains, we build momentum which we can use to fuel bigger and bolder moves.  

If we can string enough moves together we can get “on a roll” where the effort to move from one point to the next is much less than at the beginning. 

This applies to running, culture change, fighting procrastination, work tasks, getting up early, relationships and swinging on monkey bars. 

Being on a roll isn’t everything, but it’s a useful way to build on what’s come before to make progress. It can make tough days bearable, normal days great and great days pretty damn epic.