How do you master the little things in order to make big changes?

Two airliners take off from Newark Airport back to back and head due west. On one, the passengers are dressed for warm weather and sport sun hats. Their luggage is brimming with lightweight clothes and sandals. On the other plane, the passengers are wearing long sleeves and long pants. Their suitcases are stuffed with extra layers and some overhead compartments contain coats.

After some miles flying west, one plane alters its path a few degrees south. The other does so a couple of degrees north. Several hours later, the first lands in Los Angelos, the other in Anchorage. Just a subtle change in a trajectory makes all the difference.

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