Is the following true?

Mahatma Gandhi:  Be the change you 'd like to see.

Small steps and persistence usually win the day:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarchy_o...

Humorous example:  https://youtube.com/watch?v=uj0mtxXEGE8 

All things have variants not only COVID, even the love of God.

As "That often we want the big things to change in our Lives, but what we really need to do is change the small things in Life to get what we want?" can be true, it could be corrected to a better sentence as: "As we would often want big things to change in our lives, we can still have small things getting what we want."

Like the proverbial jigsaw puzzle, only bigger,3-D, change anything, everything shifts.

But they say real change takes 21 days unrelenting, which might sound easy to say but hard to do.

It is subjectively lacking because it evaluates the results comprehensively.

When you can carry and stack small blocks as much as you want, the walls turn into stairs and the mountains move.

Yes it is, very true.