| Dear LinkedIn Fam, "Success isn’t a sprint; it’s a steady climb. In my journey across multiple industries - from consulting to tech innovation - I’ve seen firsthand how small, deliberate steps create momentum. This cumulative progress, known as positive drift, is a powerful yet often overlooked force shaping our careers and lives." What is Positive Drift? In both life and work, positive drift refers to the gradual and often unnoticed accumulation of progress from consistent, intentional actions. While we often look for dramatic breakthroughs, true success is the result of sustained efforts compounding over time.
1. Positive Drift in Life: The Science of Small WinsIn life, positive drift is rooted in the psychology of consistency. Research shows that even small, seemingly insignificant actions - whether reading for 15 minutes daily or exercising regularly - can lead to long-term transformation. James Clear describes this as "atomic habits," the small behaviors that compound into remarkable outcomes over time. Harvard studies also reinforce this idea: consistent effort creates a positive feedback loop in our brains, reinforcing motivation and enhancing focus Personal Insight:When I began my career, I focused on building relationships and honing skills through continuous learning. Initially, the progress was slow, but over time, these consistent actions led to bigger opportunities - whether it was spearheading Path2Excel or leading transformative tech projects. The power of small act... | 
