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GROWTH IS GRADUAL

Growth, in any sphere of life, is never an overnight phenomenon. It is a process that is gradual, principled, and processed, often obscured, and seemingly invisible in the moment, but over time, it becomes obvious, and transformative over. Like a seed planted in the soil, growth requires patience, nurturing, and the right conditions to flourish. It is a journey marked by small, incremental steps rather than sudden leaps.

A tree does not grow to its full height in a day, it takes years of steady development, weathering storms, and adapting to its environment. Similarly, a river carves its path through rock not by force in a single moment, but through the persistent flow of water over centuries. These expressions of reality in nature should remind us that growth is not about speed but about consistency and resilience.

Sometimes, growth often feels slow and frustrating. We may set ambitious goals and expect immediate results, only to feel discouraged when progress seems elusive. However, true growth happens in the quiet, unseen moments, the daily habits, the lessons learned from failures, and the small victories that accumulate over time. It is in these moments that we build the foundation for lasting change. Sometimes, when the destination seems far away. It is in the waiting, the striving, and the enduring that we discover our strength and potential.

On the growth journey, there are plateaus, setbacks, and moments of doubt, but those who persist, who embrace the gradual nature of growth, will eventually arrive at their desired destination. It is the steady commitment to improvement, rather than the pursuit of perfection, that leads to success. Growth is not just about reaching a destination; it is about becoming. It is about the person we become through the challenges we face, the lessons we learn, and the perseverance we demonstrate. It is a reminder that life's most meaningful transformations happen gradually, often in ways we cannot foresee.

To a better you, Kamikun John.