Truly amazing and wonderful. The addition of sound makes this exceptionally inspiring. While raising my special needs nephew, my husband and I had to remind ourselves - and him - to take baby steps, so this small steps on the ladder of life truly resonates with us! And doing claymation - which my nephew wants to try - is no easy task, requiring many, many small steps! Thanks for this!

This is a great message - one that the rest of the world needs to hear! Thanks for sharing this with us. That message is simple, yet powerful!

Nice job and great message! Keep up the good work

Brilliant! A little at a time is so much more powerful with the wonderful visuals you have produced and the music in the background. Thankyou from the UK

I love this video, thank you 💞

It is a big message in a small clipping. Love it. Love it more with music. ❤

Manny G. & Michiko, This video is amazing! I shared it with a client who is struggling with some challenges and she said she is going to watch it every day for inspiration. Keep up the good work! Thank you!

Thanks for this inspiring, encouraging message. It is so very true as you said: “A little at a time and you’ll go further than you can ever imagine!” I loved hearing your voice narrating it.❤

Great work. This is very powerful and shares a very important message.

Thanks Manny for creating this. It is such a helpful reminder . . . we grow, change, and accomplish a little at a time! I appreciate that time, effort, and creativity that you put into this video and share with me and us!

What?! Are you still archaically teaching people that we came from apes? Dude you are so out of touch. We were created by an Almighty intelligent Creator, who we are invited to have a wonderful, living relationship with.. Very disappointed...

Manny this is amazing!!! Can’t help but smile. So comforted and encouraged by your perseverance and hardwork. Thank you and bless you!

Hi! Thanks for this insight on the second brain. Did not find the link that was talked about in the video.

Whatever happened to respecting your parents and not rebell against the authority in their life?

I will call my 63 yr old partner “D” .Today D went to the bank outside atm to deposit a check. ATM was out of order so he went inside. Inside were other people saying that the inside ATMs were not working. Then one of the tellers said that all the bank computers were down but that they should be back on in a short time. So D decided to wait. I would have left at this point ! It was 90 degrees outside. So then yet another teller tells D to wait outside. D said he preferred to wait inside as it’s so hot. Teller says again that he needs to wait outside. So D yells “Okay I am leaving!” ! He comes home all flushed and flustered. Red faced and upset. Despite the fact that he and I have discussed numerous times how keeping calm is his superpower he had to overreact! I told him that I think it’s his ADHD that causes him to not be able to blurt out what he is thinking and that leaving without saying anything would have been less upsetting for HIM. I also told him he could have politely asked the teller who told him to leave what is her name and then come home and emailed the bank manager. He agrees that would have been better. Now! Now he sees the right way to react but when he gets triggered he overreacts! We watched a video together this morning about how we are not obligated to respond to disrespect and sometimes saying nothing and walking away is the best thing!! He cannot help overreacting and desperately needs medication. 😬If I am wrong about him having ADHD I will be very surprised. are tellers supposed to tell customers wait outside in 90 degrees for computers to come back online? Was the teller out of line? What would you have done? I would have just left as soon as the first teller said all bank computers were down!! 😮and I would NOT have yelled anything at a bank teller.

Help me, I am a grandmother parent of a ADHD and ODD. 5 year old child.

This is absolutely phenomenal

Very helpful video

I Love your KZbin Video

Please consider renaming title. It is misleading. This is not a toolbox for ADHD. It has no specific strategies for an ADHD patient to utilize.