Do one small good thing; then do another small good thing; then do another good thing.

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• If we do one thing at a time, and if what we do is wholesome and sound, then whatever comes next will work.hypothesis0.802
  A predictive statement encapsulating the confidence of living process.
• This question, small and embarrassing as it is, always leads to a different direction from trying to make something 'good.'claim0.766
  The gift-to-God question yields different design choices than aiming for 'goodness.'
• Each process does something, just one thing — which is important, practical, and creates good feeling. Then it does another.claim0.765
  Description of the unhesitating, practical nature of the generative steps.
• Pleasing yourself and doing what is right are one and the same.claim0.759
  The most radical claim of the chapter: the subjective and the ethical are identical at the deepest level.
• You just take one thing at a time, and do it in the right order. That's all there is to it.quote0.754
  The architecture student's realization after Alexander guided him step by step; a succinct summary of the entire chapter's message.
• A skill should do its work and stop, avoiding performative complexity and multi-stage flows when single-pass suffices.claim0.740
• Always, you are trying to make positive space.claim0.738
  Guiding principle for arranging structures in a garden.
• In a sustainable world, every action sustains what was there before; if good, extend it; if not, heal it.claim0.738
  Operational definition of sustainability as wholeness‑enhancing action.