Making Something Out of Molehills

We've been told to not make mountains out of molehills, to not turn a small problem into a big one. ​

But mountains are often the only things worth climbing. After all, it was George Mallory who said, when asked why he wanted to climb Mount Everest, "Because it's there."​

The trick, then, isn't to make a mountain out of a molehill, be discouraged by your newly created mountain's height, and walk away. The trick is to make all the mountains you want if you're willing to climb them.​

Then, once on the other side, you can look back at what you did with a sense of accomplishment and turn that molehill/mountain into a monument.​

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