Starting small is one thing I believe in because as a human being we cannot have everything handed to us at the beginning but we must thrive and be consistent with our actions in order to succeed in this life. In essence, the power of being consistent in that thing that you love and have passion for no matter how small you start from is one thing I believe in.
In our contemporary world, based on our experiences of life and how things happen we see that it takes a lot to accomplish some certain things some of which includes hard work, consistency, diligence and been smart to be able to pull through barriers and limitations. In other words, starting small could be from learning a kind of skill, saving little amounts of money personally, living a healthy life by incorporating some minimalist routines, strengthening a relationship and so on.
90% of people did not get to where they are today because they had influential people backing them up but they struggled and made a meaning out of their existence. I experienced the growth of one artist on social media, apparently he made a music in hausa language and posted his songs on tiktok and Instagram but this did not go viral because it did not surpass the northern states.
However, what was interesting is the fact that this young man did not give up since June or August when he released this song, he has consistently been posting by making short videos and dancing to the song on social media. It was through this process that a popular influencer found this video in November, used it to create content and that was it. This guy trended on all platforms of social media Facebook, Instagram, tiktok and so on and many dance influencers made content using his sound.
This is evidence of the fact that when you are consistent and hardworking in your craft a major breakthrough will surely come up. Hence I advise everyone that are struggling right now to not give up but find the right tools to help yourself grow in your field.
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