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Today's thought is borrowed from Seth Godin's blog, and as such is geared to marketing types. However, by simply removing the first line, you can see how this applies to many areas of home, work and life. Are you waiting for the last drip?

"It is almost always about the accrued power of a thousand drips, drips that accrue, drop by drop until they overwhelm the status quo and break through, starting a flood.

The first drip is very exciting, of course. Everyone lines up to cheer.

It's the last drip that's lonely. Most of the time, everyone has long left the building, lost interest and moved on to celebrate some other first drip. The penultimate drip gets criticized... are you still working on that?... that's not so great... is that it?... but then, the drip that comes next, the last drip, proves once and for all that you were doing the right thing all along."

[ borrowed from Seth Godin's blog ]