Day 255. Write press kits for small businesses or personal brands

Procrastination or ignoring small problems can lead to bigger challenges later. Addressing issues early saves time, effort, and stress — both in life and in work.

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” — Benjamin Franklin

1. Tackle Small Problems Early

Don’t wait for minor issues to escalate. Acting promptly prevents them from becoming larger, more difficult challenges.

2. Maintain Consistent Habits

Routine maintenance, whether at work, home, or in relationships, reduces the likelihood of urgent crises.

3. Prioritize Preventive Action

Identify areas where small steps today save exponential effort tomorrow, such as health, finances, or equipment.

4. Plan and Organize

Structured planning allows you to spot potential problems before they arise, giving you time to act strategically.

5. Reflect and Adjust

Review your past actions and identify patterns where timely intervention could have prevented setbacks. Use these insights to improve future decisions.

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