We live in a world of big ideas.

Of radical change.
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
Of constant disruption.
(Where innovation feels
like a lightning bolt.)
And yet, more often, innovation is a succession of almost unnoticeable shifts.
Tiny steps that eventually lead to an entirely new place.
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Silver bullets are rare.
What’s more common,
and often more powerful,
are the incremental changes
that create something...
Take what you know...
what you love...
(your product, brand, website)
Look at it new.
Up close
Look
From a different angle
Look at it new.
Upside down
Look at it new.
In another light
Look at it new.
Don’t underestimate the small things.
Make it 1% better.
Because every 1% adds up.