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The Brick-By-Brick Goal Approach

The Brick-By-Brick Goal Approach written in text with image of a brick in fingers of a hand over a pile of bricks.

The Brick-By-Brick Goal Approach

The Brick-By-Brick Goal Approach written in text with image of a brick in fingers of a hand over a pile of bricks.

As said by John Heywood, Rome wasn’t built in a day.1Who the fucking bleep is John Heywood?!?!, you ask. Well, have you ever said or heard the expression, “Better late than never”? “Hit the nail on the head”? “A penny for your thoughts”? “Beggars can’t be choosers”? If you’ve said or heard any of those sayings, then you’re familiar with John Heywood because he’s the English playwright who came up with those and many more turns of phrases that are used in ordinary conversation. So that’s who the bleeping fuck John Heywood is!

It was built brick…2Take a guess what comes next.

…by brick…3Take another guess what comes next.

…by brick!!!

A brick was laid every hour for days, weeks, months, and years until the patricians, while on break from one of their famed orgies, looked up and saw there was a city and then gave the go-ahead for the slaves to stop building.

Yup, Rome didn’t just magically appear out of nowhere…unlike the Sphinx and pyramids in Egypt that are clearly the result of ancient aliens, of course.

So what’s the takeaway message here? Continue reading The Brick-By-Brick Goal Approach