Small improvements create big product success ⚡

One great thing about small improvements is the velocity at which you can complete them! Big improvements take long and are higher risk because it will require way more work before you can even test anything.

Small improvements gradually create big success 🐾

I think the benefits of small improvements are increased motivation and ease of goal completion. Small improvements are easy to complete so they can help you meet your goals more, and being able to meet so many goals will increase motivation. To give an example outside of business, small improvements are necessary in lifting weights to avoid injury, and I think it's the same for business. A unachievable large improvement could set you back in terms of the costs incurred or damage to your motivation.

Sounds motivationable, I Agree that every small improvements creates a big product like each raindrop converts into a big river.

Sounds motivational, I Agree that every small improvement creates a big product like each raindrop converts into a big river.

Small improvements are easy to complete so they can help you meet your goals more

A small improvement does not necessarily create a big product success. Rather, you always want to select the smallest feature that will make the biggest positive impact on your target user. That's the key. We enhanced the Deal page in CreamSoda CRM so that users can get all the information they need about a deal, including the customer information, upcoming tasks, conversations, meetings, emails, etc., under one single page that loads very fast. They can also update any information from this easy-to-use page. We already had the features in multiple places. All we had to do was to bring them together and our users absolutely loved it! They could get all the information they need about a particular deal from a single view.

Amazing updates Samet! Small improvements go a long way. As the book atomic habits states, "If you get 1% better each day for one year, you'll end up 37 times better by the time you're done"

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Little things, when done with rigor, can have a big impact that is for sure.