Finally, the stakes extend beyond personal growth. Cultures are the sum of tiny, repeated behaviors: open-source software thrives on micro-commits, from Linus Torvalds’ 1991 kernel onward, while the Wright brothers’ meticulous bicycle-shop tinkering preceded flight. When individuals handle the small with care, teams trust processes, communities inherit reliability, and possibilities widen. Thus Limón’s counsel is civic as well as personal: bring your whole self to the little things, and watch what large things become possible. [...]
