Small changes lead to big success

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Why it worked

The video leverages a popular and relatable animated show to deliver a motivational message about the power of small habits. The humor and unexpected application of the 'early bird gets the worm' concept to a nuclear power plant setting make it engaging and shareable.

Summary

The video uses a clip from The Simpsons to illustrate how small changes, like waking up early, can lead to big successes. Homer's early arrival at work allows him to get donuts and coffee, and he realizes he should have read the safety manual earlier.

Structure

1Homer can't sleep and decides to go to work early.
2Arriving early, Homer finds ample parking and donuts.
3He enjoys coffee and realizes he should have read the safety manual.

Original caption

Waking up earlier sounds so small, but it quietly changes everything else about your day 🌅 Big success rarely comes from one huge move, it comes from small habits you actually stick to. #ecommerce #onlinestore #dropshipping #sidehustle #autods

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Small changes lead to big success

Transcript

Can't sleep, can't snuggle, gotta do the unthinkable. Homer, what do you mean? Gotta go to work early. Geez, there's a lot of spaces when you get in early. Geez, there's a lot of donuts when you get in early. Hot coffee, who ever heard of such a thing? I was supposed to read this when I started the job. What's he doing? He's reading.