Be committed to growth.

GROW GRADUALLY.

Unless growth is gradual it will not be sustainable, and we cannot make growth happen by skipping time. You must understand that meaningful change takes time. Be patient with yourself and the process, allowing for steady progress. Growth does not just happen, it has to be worked towards. We must establish achievable milestones that guide our growth journey, break larger goals into smaller, but tangible and manageable tasks that would keep our drive and motivation for growth alive.

Our readiness for growth and personal development must drive us to adopt a mindset of continuous learning. Seeking knowledge and skills through various resources that are available to us. We must take time to assess our progress. Reflection helps us recognize what is working, what is not, and how we can adjust our approach to ensure our growth is not truncated, leaving us with stunted growth and development.

Criticisms are a critical part of every one's journey, how we take criticism has a lot to do with our eventual success. We must be able to accommodate constructive criticism from others and use them to propell ourselves to higher levels. We must also know how to discreetly discard and dump criticisms that are aimed at bringing us down without being reactive. Positive feedback can provide valuable insights that fuel our growth trajectory.

Understand that setbacks are part of the growth process. Develop resilience to bounce back and learn from challenges. Acknowledge and celebrate your progress, no matter how small. Recognizing achievements boosts motivation and reinforces positive habits. Commit to consistent effort, even if it is just a little each day. Small, regular actions lead to significant changes over time. Growing gradually is about nurturing your development with care and intention. By focusing on patience, setting realistic goals, and embracing continuous learning, you can achieve sustainable progress and become the best version of yourself. Remember, growth is a journey, not a race, so, tread carefully.

Kamikun John, Author 366 days of wisdom.