Everywhere you look today — campuses, offices, coffee shops — people sit with laptops open, waiting for the “right moment” to begin something meaningful. Standby is that quiet pause before a shift. It’s readiness disguised as waiting.
10. The Tiny Act That Triggers Movement: Often, life changes not because of a big resolution, but a tiny action: clicking a bookmark, downloading an app, watching a 4-minute video, or filling a simple form. Standby ends the moment you take that small, almost accidental step that kicks everything into motion.
Q10. Which one feels closest to how you start new things?