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the margin · on self
Small decisions shift the tracks
Small decisions that seem to mean nothing compound into the whole life you're living—they shift the train tracks.
Small decisions that seem to mean nothing—a yes, a turn, a split-second choice to act—can shift the train tracks.
You don't feel it happen. But those little switches are what route you toward the exact life you're living right now. Not the few big days. The unremarkable choices, compounding.
So the small ones aren't small. Choose them like they lay track. They do.
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