Tiny Changes
Wendy Bottrell
http://wendybottrell.com
You’ve committed to bettering your life. You’ve
acknowledged there are things you may want to
change, and you want to implement things that will
transform those into positive areas, right?
Awesome! No human on Earth is perfect, but those
ready to make changes experience the most growth.
http://wendybottrell.com
The Power of Incremental Change
•The reason why this presentation revolves around
small changes is that it’s much more realistic to
incorporate them into your life straight away
•But that doesn’t mean they lack impact!
•Small changes could relate to any aspect of your life, as
long as it involves striving for improvement
http://wendybottrell.com
The Power of Incremental Change
•We appreciate that it’s sometimes difficult to accept
change.
•You can break things down into minimal changes that
will eventually equate to the big change that you want
•Practicing small changes every day can ensure that
you’re continually developing
http://wendybottrell.com
Tips To Get Started
• Set up a trigger - Identify a specific cue or trigger that will remind you to take action. This
could be something as simple as setting an alarm on your phone, placing a sticky note in a
prominent location, or linking your new habit to an existing routine.
• Reward yourself - Incentivize your progress by rewarding yourself for each tiny change or
milestone achieved. This could be a small treat, a moment of relaxation, or anything else that
brings you joy and reinforces positive behaviour. Celebrating your efforts can make the
journey more enjoyable and motivate you to keep going.
• Keep things simple - Focus on making small, manageable changes that are easy to
incorporate into your routine. Start with one tiny change at a time, master it, and then move
on to the next one. This gradual approach increases your chances of success and prevents
burnout.
• Figure out your motives - Reflect on why you want to make these tiny changes and how they
align with your larger goals or values. Whether it's improving your health, boosting
productivity, or enhancing your well-being, knowing your "why" can fuel your motivation.
• Acknowledge your progress - Regularly track and acknowledge your progress to stay inspired
& motivated to build momentum. Keep a journal, use a habit-tracking app, or simply take
note of your achievements each day. Celebrate even the smallest victories and use them as
encouragement to continue moving forward. Recognizing how far you've come can inspire
confidence and perseverance.
30 Small Changes You Can Make ASAP
• Wake up earlier
• Don’t waste time complaining
• Create a morning routine
• Cook a simple dish
• Express gratitude and appreciation daily
http://wendybottrell.com
30 Small Changes You Can Make ASAP
• Walk to work
• Write down your goals
• Turn your phone off at night
• Drink more water
• Add vegetables to every meal
http://wendybottrell.com
30 Small Changes You Can Make ASAP
• Ask open-ended questions to engage with others
• Take up a new or favourite hobby
• Keep a journal
• Have dinner with family
• Turn off notifications while working
http://wendybottrell.com
30 Small Changes You Can Make ASAP
• Give yourself time to respond to invitations
• Tell your loved ones how much you care
• Handle emotions with silence
• Walk your block with a litter bag
• Create a savings account
http://wendybottrell.com
30 Small Changes You Can Make ASAP
• Say hello to your neighbors
• Try to solve a Rubik’s Cube
• Open a college fund for your children
• Learn a new word in a different language
• Ask a customer to assess your service
http://wendybottrell.com
30 Small Changes You Can Make ASAP
• Organize a drawer in your desk (or home)
• Organize your computer files
• Treat yourself to some real organic food
• Floss one tooth
• Do pull-ups and push-ups
http://wendybottrell.com
Thank you for connecting today
Please like & share
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any ideas, questions
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Wendy Bottrell
http://wendybottrellcom

Small Changes, Big Impact: Transform Your Life with Tiny Changes

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  • 2.
    You’ve committed tobettering your life. You’ve acknowledged there are things you may want to change, and you want to implement things that will transform those into positive areas, right? Awesome! No human on Earth is perfect, but those ready to make changes experience the most growth. http://wendybottrell.com
  • 3.
    The Power ofIncremental Change •The reason why this presentation revolves around small changes is that it’s much more realistic to incorporate them into your life straight away •But that doesn’t mean they lack impact! •Small changes could relate to any aspect of your life, as long as it involves striving for improvement http://wendybottrell.com
  • 4.
    The Power ofIncremental Change •We appreciate that it’s sometimes difficult to accept change. •You can break things down into minimal changes that will eventually equate to the big change that you want •Practicing small changes every day can ensure that you’re continually developing http://wendybottrell.com
  • 5.
    Tips To GetStarted • Set up a trigger - Identify a specific cue or trigger that will remind you to take action. This could be something as simple as setting an alarm on your phone, placing a sticky note in a prominent location, or linking your new habit to an existing routine. • Reward yourself - Incentivize your progress by rewarding yourself for each tiny change or milestone achieved. This could be a small treat, a moment of relaxation, or anything else that brings you joy and reinforces positive behaviour. Celebrating your efforts can make the journey more enjoyable and motivate you to keep going. • Keep things simple - Focus on making small, manageable changes that are easy to incorporate into your routine. Start with one tiny change at a time, master it, and then move on to the next one. This gradual approach increases your chances of success and prevents burnout. • Figure out your motives - Reflect on why you want to make these tiny changes and how they align with your larger goals or values. Whether it's improving your health, boosting productivity, or enhancing your well-being, knowing your "why" can fuel your motivation. • Acknowledge your progress - Regularly track and acknowledge your progress to stay inspired & motivated to build momentum. Keep a journal, use a habit-tracking app, or simply take note of your achievements each day. Celebrate even the smallest victories and use them as encouragement to continue moving forward. Recognizing how far you've come can inspire confidence and perseverance.
  • 6.
    30 Small ChangesYou Can Make ASAP • Wake up earlier • Don’t waste time complaining • Create a morning routine • Cook a simple dish • Express gratitude and appreciation daily http://wendybottrell.com
  • 7.
    30 Small ChangesYou Can Make ASAP • Walk to work • Write down your goals • Turn your phone off at night • Drink more water • Add vegetables to every meal http://wendybottrell.com
  • 8.
    30 Small ChangesYou Can Make ASAP • Ask open-ended questions to engage with others • Take up a new or favourite hobby • Keep a journal • Have dinner with family • Turn off notifications while working http://wendybottrell.com
  • 9.
    30 Small ChangesYou Can Make ASAP • Give yourself time to respond to invitations • Tell your loved ones how much you care • Handle emotions with silence • Walk your block with a litter bag • Create a savings account http://wendybottrell.com
  • 10.
    30 Small ChangesYou Can Make ASAP • Say hello to your neighbors • Try to solve a Rubik’s Cube • Open a college fund for your children • Learn a new word in a different language • Ask a customer to assess your service http://wendybottrell.com
  • 11.
    30 Small ChangesYou Can Make ASAP • Organize a drawer in your desk (or home) • Organize your computer files • Treat yourself to some real organic food • Floss one tooth • Do pull-ups and push-ups http://wendybottrell.com
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    Thank you forconnecting today Please like & share We invite you to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell to be notified of new content We would appreciate hearing from you in the comments below any ideas, questions Subscribe to our newsletter link in notes Wendy Bottrell http://wendybottrellcom

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