This is Steveer Robbins. Welcome to the Get It Done Guys quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

In the best Batman movie ever made, 1966's Batman The Movie, the supervillains turned the United Nations Security Council into dust by dehydrating them.

And they just add a bit of water and poof, they reappear.

It's an entire human being and a handful of powder with just a bit of water needed to recreate

the whole human.

Sometimes, what seems to be a foolish decision can be an amazingly good decision.

It all depends on your ability to realize that little things add up a lot.

When I'm working with coaching clients,

we often need to help them find time

to pursue the new initiatives in their lives,

and often the new time comes from very small changes.

A few weeks ago, my seven-year-old computer died.

It was old, it was pokey, programs took several seconds to launch,

maybe twice an hour I'd switch applications,

and I'd get the cute spinning beach ball for 30 seconds while the new application fired up.

And woe is me if I had to switch back and forth between mail word processing and diagram programs.

The beach ball and I, we bonded, we were BFFs, emphasis on the forever.

When the system died, I screamed and screamed and screamed in delight, because now I had an excuse to buy a new computer.

I ran right out to the Apple store and snagged a nice new IMac. Only this time, I spent the extra few hundred dollars for lots of memory and a really fast,

hard drive.

Boom!

Major, life, change, instantly.

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