The greatest change is like a falling domino (dice).

Utility of domino (dice)‎

‎Leo Warden, Netherlands, on 13 November 2009, on Domino's Day, set a world record for Domino Fall Domino Productions weijers, standing 4,491,863 do menus in a single row in a very spectacular demonstration. On this occasion, a Domino started the Domino fall process, which generated more than 94,000 energy generators in total and is an amount of energy generated from the 545 sticks of an average male.‎

‎Each doe menu in the row interprets a small amount of latent energy i.e. the more domino you stand in the row, the more hidden energy you will generate. Make plenty of dominoes stand in a row, and with a simple jab, you can start a series of falls from their astonishing arc. And Weijers Domino Productions proved that when one thing, a right strategy, comes into action, it can drop many things, and that's not where it ends.‎

‎In 1983 Oran Whitehead wrote the American Journal of Physics that he discovered that the fall of dominoes could not only bring down many things, but the process could also bring down very big things. He explained how a domino could drop one more duo menus that are 50% larger than it.‎

‎Now the question is, can you understand what can be hidden in all this process? Not only can a person topple others, but also adults. In 2001, a physician at Francisco Exploratorium repeated Whitehead's experiment by creating eight plywood dominoes, each 8 times larger than before. The first measured only two inches while the last was three feet long. As a result, the fall of the dominoes began with a slight vibration and ended with a loud explosion.‎

‎At this stage, imagine what would have happened if this had continued. If the regular series of domino is linear progression in the same direction, then whitehead is called geometric progression. This result would have shattered your imagination. The tenth doo menu would have been almost as long as the NFL quarterback Peyton Manning. The 3000th Domino looks like a leaning minaret of Pisa. And then the 67th Do Menu would be higher than the Amile Tower and the <>st Domino would have been about <> feet higher than Mount Everest. The <>th La Domino would have been larger than the distance between the Earth and the Moon.‎

‎Achieving an extraordinary win‎

‎So whenever you think about success, jump to the moon. Reaching the moon is possible only if you prioritize everything you do and do and devote all your energy to achieving your most important goal. Achieving an extraordinary win means that you realize the usefulness of do menu in your life.‎

‎The process of dropping do-menus is very simple and straightforward. You make them stand in a row and tap the first one a little though in real life, it's a bit difficult. The problem is that life doesn't line up for us and it doesn't say: You start from here. Highly successful people know this point, so they reset their priorities, find the headed domino and keep pushing it until it falls.‎

‎Why does this thinking and method work? The reason for this is that extraordinary success does not come suddenly but is gradual. What starts in the same direction eventually becomes a Hindi movement. You adopt the right strategy and then later adopt another correct strategy and with the passage of time, this process increases and the Hindi process of success is revealed. The nano's utility process applies to a larger scenario of the way you work for your business, and it also applies every day to a very short period when you're trying to decide what your next course of action is now. Success produces more success and you progress toward great success.‎

‎Geometric decline is like a long train that starts moving slowly and then picks up speed‎

‎When you see someone who has a lot of knowledge, they have gained that knowledge over time. When you look at someone who is very skilled, he excels over time. When you see someone who has achieved a lot, they get it over time. When you see someone who has a lot of wealth, they become owners of a lot of wealth over time.‎

‎The real secret is that success comes with time. Success is series. Success is to set your one priority goal at a time.‎