The Encouraging Success Act is a plan to help small businesses owned by people who don't have a lot of money by checking every few years to see if these owners might need more help, like when things get more expensive. It wants to make sure that the rules are fair without spending extra money.

The Encouraging Success Act wants to make sure the rules for who gets special help to start and grow their small businesses are fair by checking these rules every few years and asking what people think. They want to do this without needing new money to make it happen.

The bill is like a rule that asks the boss of a small business group to frequently check if people who need help still qualify based on their money and belongings, making sure the limits are fair and updated over time. It should be done carefully, asking people for their thoughts, without needing extra money for these changes.