The
old adage "you can't teach a dog new tricks" just isn't true --
especially when you use my "millimeter" approach to anything. Small
changes are possible for anyone of any age. The only thing you really
have to shift is your perspective and attitude not the possibility of
it. Small, daily changes don't require a whole new way of doing
everything or even thinking about something. Millimeter changes don't
challenge your comfort zone -- to much ... just a little bit. The reason
some dogs don't like new tricks is because of that aforementioned
challenge to one's comfort. But when you do very minor shifts on a daily
basis it's a "little less" uncomfortable. Even if that change, for
example, is for a technophobe to just start by turning on the Smart
Phone. Then the next day, trying just one thing (like texting) on the
Smart Phone. Do that for a week or two, and then do something like try
to go on the Internet. You see, if it's a small effort it's not so
daunting, is it? Even for a technophobe.
