Large companies already have full heavy weight freight train type momentum. Once things are going, all the wheels and cogs work to keep it going forward.
We often look at a large company like Amazon, and just focus on the face key person, Jeff Bezos and think that the entire operations of Amazon is being propped up and held up by one single man. The truth is, such a large operation is the result of every single person involved, starting from the very top at Jeff Bezos, and going to the very bottom, so called janitor.
Every single person works to keep that momentum going. The janitor keeping the offices clean sure do help the productivity of everyone working in the office. And to add on top of this, the momentum of Amazon or any other large company, is also kept up not only by the personal behind the company, but the public interacting with the company; doing business with them, instantiating transitions with them.
So what does it take to get the momentum going? What does it really mean to give birth to an energy that can assent into titanic proportions? Jeff Bezos surely must know, right?
Anyway, this is just a small preface to help me express my personal feelings of gaining momentum so many times in my life, only to lose it, for one reason or another. Yes it is in deed very nerve wrecking when you have to face your loss of momentum.
So what do you do when you lose momentum? Simple get up, pick up a single spec of dust, and begin to build back again. Be like the T-1000 man.
I started this blog on the 18th of September, and it is now the 26th, and I am here finishing this blog. It's very upsetting to consider the gap of time between the start and finish of the post, where did the time go? But it's most important that you finish the job, post the blog, and keep building on that sedimentary rock.
Something I can't quite answer as of yet, is does that momentum get easier as it gets bigger? Or Is it much harder to lose titanic sized proportions of momentum?
Thoughts for the day (week) folks!
This has been a reflection for how long it's taken to put myself together in life and how many times I've had to pick up the specs of dust and begin building back those piles, those hills, those mountains.
I started this blog on the 18th of September, and it is now the 26th, and I am here finishing this blog. It's very upsetting to consider the gap of time between the start and finish of the post, where did the time go? But it's most important that you finish the job, post the blog, and keep building on that sedimentary rock.
Something I can't quite answer as of yet, is does that momentum get easier as it gets bigger? Or Is it much harder to lose titanic sized proportions of momentum?
Thoughts for the day (week) folks!
This has been a reflection for how long it's taken to put myself together in life and how many times I've had to pick up the specs of dust and begin building back those piles, those hills, those mountains.
