Small

Small is always Big.
Foundation.
I was residing in Hinjewadi phase 3 IT hub of Pune for 2 years .
Lot of tall buildings and cluster for apartments were under construction .
We used see the foundation laid for new buildings .
It struck me the tall structure constructions depend upon the foundation.
What kind of foundation I have and how many floors I can construct ?
Introspection .
Foundation : Basic Education + Experience.
Floors : No limits and as per the Skills Acquired on continuous basis 
Even though I see some floors have come up but could not compare with the tall structures .
Apart from my routine work,personal improvements,wish to add some new small floor areas like balcony  now.
Four  tools small but very useful and all these suggested by Linked In community in their post.
1. Hemingway App makes your writing bold and clear.
Application
Useful in editing my writeup
2. Canva App
Application
For Designing my Idea and presentation templates.
3. Google Chrome Web extension : Web clipper :
Application.Used to extract my post from LI 
4. Riyaz : Personalized singing practice app
Application :
Bring improvement in singing by recording and monitoring  and getting the instant scores.

Hope things are working for you small  or big .

Small steps can lead to big changes .

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