In his book Good To Great, Jim Collins talks about the flywheel effect.

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The key idea behind the flywheel effect is that sustained success is not achieved through a single major breakthrough or event but rather through consistent, focused efforts over time. Each push of the flywheel contributes to its momentum, and as the momentum builds, the company experiences significant growth and success.

Collins argues that great companies understand the importance of the flywheel effect and are committed to a cycle of disciplined actions, consistently pushing the flywheel forward. By doing so, they create a positive loop of growth and success that sets them apart from their competitors.

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The Minor Touches Major Impact training program is set up to maximize the flywheel effect. Becoming visionary is no small thing. The learning never stops. Consistent, focused effort over time will result in multiplied impact.