After scrolling, I learnt something of importance from Daniel Eyika.
Who doesn't like you doesn't matter, but who does like you is very important. It's as important as the skills you have. "Oh na my person," "tell ham say na me recommend you". These sentences go far gan.
"No one has ever done it before."
"It's normal."
That's the thing about your environment:
it convinces you. The word "normal" is powerful, it shapes your ambitions, your tolerance, and the things you never stop to question. Growth begins the moment you stop accepting "normal."
People keep talking about exposure.
But what happens when someone is exposed to a bigger reality, yet remains unable to move beyond the mentality that shaped their old one? Is exposure enough?