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Getting there is doable when you create a domino effect in your life.

The fifty-seventh would be comparable in height to the distance between earth and moon.

The thirty-first would surpass Mount Everest by 3,000 feet.

The twenty-third would be taller than the Eiffel Tower.

The eighteenth would be comparable to the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

The tenth domino would be nearly as tall as NFL QB Payton Manning.

When you pursue your goals by starting with the one, right thing, it leads to bigger things-you build energy in a geometric progression like Whitehead’s progressively larger dominoes. The first was two inches tall and the last one thirty-six inches tall. Another physicist tested and confirmed this in 2001, using eight dominoes of plywood, each 50% larger than the one before. Physicist Lorne Whitehead determined in 1983 that a single domino can bring down another domino that’s 50% bigger.

When you prioritize so you’re focusing on the right thing at the moment, everything after that subsequently falls into place like a progression of dominoes. Focus on it exclusively, and when you complete it, move on to the next One Thing on your way to your goal.

You start by thinking big-imagining extraordinary results-then narrowing your focus until you’re thinking small-that is, focusing on the most important thing you can do at the moment to help get you where you ultimately want to go. Extraordinary focus on One Thing each day is what leads to extraordinary success. Keller, founder of the world’s largest real estate company Keller Williams, says that success comes from choosing and doing the right things sequentially, each connected to and building on the previous one, rather than doing a lot of disparate things, regardless of value, simultaneously. In The One Thing, real estate entrepreneur Gary Keller argues that the key to extraordinary success is focusing daily on the “One Thing” that will make the biggest difference in achieving your goal. 1-Page Summary 1-Page Book Summary of The One Thing