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An African With Solutions✨️ @Luminouskore

3 days ago

They say, "Own your light." But I've learned that where you stand determines how bright your light appears. When I stand among those who know less than I do, I feel like a king in the jungle. I am celebrated. Sought after. Looked up to. Friends gather. Critics emerge. Expectations grow. Yet admiration can be exhausting. Some will crown you too quickly, only to dethrone you when another king appears. And so I ask myself: How far can borrowed importance really take a man? When I stand among those walking at a similar pace, there is comfort. We understand one another. We speak the same language. We exchange ideas. We sharpen each other. There's less war as long as you're not fighting for same thing or you're with a less competitive minded lad. It feels good. But even there, i still find myself with another question quietly: Is this all there is? Then I find myself among people whose light shines farther than mine. People who have seen more. Built more. Learned more. Become more. And suddenly, I am reminded of how much I do not know. At first, it is humbling. Then it becomes inspiring. Because beyond the discomfort, I begin to see possibility. Again I start asking different questions. Why not me? What must I learn? What habits must I build? What price must I pay to rise higher? Life has a way of revealing that our vision is limited by our elevation. The person standing at the foot of the staircase cannot see what the person on the highest floor can see. Not because he lacks intelligence. Only because he has not yet climbed. And perhaps that is why every level matters. Those behind us remind us to be grateful. Those beside us remind us to stay grounded. Those ahead of us remind us to keep growing. As for me, I want to spend more time learning from those above me, journeying with those beside me, and encouraging those still making their way up. The climb is long. But the view keeps getting better. My name is Stephen Akorede and this is The chronicles of an African builder, quietly working on something bigger than himself. #LightIsHere #SnowCityNigeria #Restishere #Builders #Musing #Leaders #Growth

Luminouskore's tweet photo. They say, "Own your light." But I've learned that where you stand determines how bright your light appears.

When I stand among those who know less than I do, I feel like a king in the jungle. I am celebrated. Sought after. Looked up to. Friends gather. Critics emerge. Expectations grow. Yet admiration can be exhausting. Some will crown you too quickly, only to dethrone you when another king appears.

And so I ask myself: How far can borrowed importance really take a man?

When I stand among those walking at a similar pace, there is comfort. We understand one another. We speak the same language. We exchange ideas. We sharpen each other. There's less war as long as you're not fighting for same thing or you're with a less competitive minded lad. It feels good.

But even there, i still find myself with another question quietly: Is this all there is?

Then I find myself among people whose light shines farther than mine. People who have seen more. Built more. Learned more. Become more. And suddenly, I am reminded of how much I do not know. At first, it is humbling. Then it becomes inspiring. Because beyond the discomfort, I begin to see possibility.

Again I start asking different questions. Why not me? What must I learn? What habits must I build? What price must I pay to rise higher?

Life has a way of revealing that our vision is limited by our elevation. The person standing at the foot of the staircase cannot see what the person on the highest floor can see. Not because he lacks intelligence. Only because he has not yet climbed. And perhaps that is why every level matters.

Those behind us remind us to be grateful. Those beside us remind us to stay grounded. Those ahead of us remind us to keep growing.

As for me, I want to spend more time learning from those above me, journeying with those beside me, and encouraging those still making their way up.

The climb is long. But the view keeps getting better.

My name is Stephen Akorede and this is The chronicles of an African builder, quietly working on something bigger than himself.

#LightIsHere #SnowCityNigeria #Restishere #Builders #Musing #Leaders #Growth

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