Okay, hear me out. Everyone's all about 'stacking small wins' these days, but honestly, remember when motivation was about tackling the big, scary goals head-on? It feels like this 'small wins' culture just gives people an excuse to stay in their comfort zone and avoid the truly challenging stuff. Like, yeah, checking off a tiny task feels good, but is it actually pushing you to achieve something *unimaginable* or just keeping you busy? Back in the day, motivation was about grit, not just baby steps. Thoughts?