Break your goals
It's easier to break a stone than to break a whole mountain, so if you're dreaming of something big then start with some small steps.
Don't think that these small steps are a waste of time, no they are the staircase of your success.
Success doesn't come in a single day but it comes with the efforts that you have done.
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