For example, in bodybuilding, to have perfect a shape, an athlete needs to spend years to get their shape, but using steroid helps reduce the amount of time and pump their muscles faster. To have the title Mr. Olympia, Arnold Schwarzenegger had to work really hard to achieve it. In 1953, when Arnold Schwarzenegger was a six year old boy, his father took him to a gym, and he was surprised with human strength. In 1960, during a physical training day for his soccer team, bar bell had interested him as he said, “it was something. I suddenly just seemed to reach out and find, as if I had been crossing a suspended bridge and finally stepped onto solid ground.” From that training day, he had gone to gym after school and also trained by himself at home for 5 years before he earned his first medal. His diet was really strict to maintain his muscle size. Result of his effort was paid off when he was a winner of Junior Weight Lifting, Mr. Europe, and Mr. Olympia… Schwarzenegger is a person who understand “small is new big” concept because he had spent 5 year of hard working and following his strict diet to make his dream come true. His success came from the perfect of each step in his plan, and then work hard will lead him to his glory. Jarvis’s …show more content…
Everyone can build their own company if they make a plan with several steps, and finish each step carefully; surely, sometimes they will fail, but they can rebuild it quickly. If a person open a company, invest all their money and believe they will win, this person will fail badly because when he fail, he will lose everything. In daily life, Jarvis’s concept is also a formula to lead to success as there nothing‘s called shortcut, plus success won’t belong to lazy one. People become winners when they dare to waste their time to follow what they dream of. Anyone can become big and famous if they apply “small is the new big” concept to their life. Life is a long road full of barriers because of that people need to walk carefully, so they could minimize their failure, and a person won’t live long enough to learn all the