Drop by drop on my forehead.

This seems like a harmless exercise, because this is just a drop of water.

But each of these droplets of water represent a small, tiny annoyance that can be easily ignored, like in the bathroom.

Finding the toilet seat up.

That's not a life threatening problem, but it's a small annoyance that can be fixed like that.

A drop of water could also be when your friend steals your fries.

It's a small annoyance that doesn't kill anybody, and you can just let it go.

But this is where it gets interesting.

After two hours of sitting like this, you physically won't be able to take it anymore.

You and me will go in San from the constant water drops, especially if they're cold, and I'm not the only one.

This'd is what is known as Chinese water torture.

People used this method to torture others.

That's how effective small droplets of water can be.

You see what I'm getting at small stress points, small droplets of water when sustained over a period of time can be quite powerful.

I noticed that in my commitment to making videos every day, after 790 days of everyday work, I'm starting to collapse from small droplets of water.

The smallest things like how my desktop is quartered with video files like the I letter on my keyboard that needs a firm press for my laptop to recognize it like the slow response rate, this editing software.

After 790 days, all of this contrive you insane in my relationship.

It's also the same thing, something as simple as taking your picture for Instagram when she asked me to do it five times over a day.

After a year, I go crazy who might take a picture when I step on her foot once it's OK.

But when I do it five days in a row every day, this'll is a big deal.

These fights can sometimes ruin our whole day and for a strain on our relationship, I'm ready right now.

Very few people are sitting like that, getting tortured in 1/15 century technique without their control.

But many people are breaking down because of water droplets that are We did their control, including me.

As we focus on fixing the biggest problems of our lives, like our careers and our jobs and our relationship.