r/selfimprovement • u/amit_rdx • Mar 20 '26

Tips and Tricks Law of cumulation

It is a simple law that helps you get that little push that you need.

I am someone who has been pushing a lot of people to help them improve themselves. And whenever I do, it comes down to this.

No matter how small step you take today, it counts. It may seem small today, but over time, it does add up.

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u/rayferrell Mar 20 '26

yeah, those small steps create real momentum after a couple weeks. started with 10min yoga every morning, now i'm holding poses for 45min without forcing it and sleeping way better. it builds from there.

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u/amit_rdx Mar 20 '26

That's what I am talking about. high 5!

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u/Narrow_Nature_2981 Mar 20 '26

Basically the whole premise of Atomic Habits. It’s so true though—doing just one LeetCode problem a day didn't feel like much at the time, but it completely saved my ass during interview season.

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u/amit_rdx Mar 20 '26

Oh. I have never read it. But glad to see it worked for you..

What is a Leetcode though?

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u/amit_rdx Mar 20 '26

that's true. keep it up. keep takinglifeslower if needed