Three years ago, Chinedu had just ₦20,000 left in his account. No connections, no investors, and no fancy office. Many people would have seen it as the end of the road, but he saw it as a starting point. Instead of waiting for the perfect opportunity, he used the money to buy a few products he believed people needed. He started small, selling to friends, neighbors, and anyone willing to listen. Some days he made sales, other days he didn't. There were moments he doubted himself and considered giving up. What kept him going wasn't the amount of money he had—it was consistency. He reinvested every profit, learned from every mistake, and treated every customer with respect. Slowly, his business began to grow. Today, that small hustle has turned into a steady source of income. The lesson isn't that everyone will become rich overnight. The lesson is that big success often starts with small beginnings. Many people are waiting until they have enough money, enough knowledge, or enough support. But the truth is, most successful journeys begin before everything is perfect. Don't underestimate small beginnings. The first step may look insignificant today, but it could become the foundation of something great tomorrow. Question: What's one thing you've always wanted to start but keep postponing? Share your answer in the comments.
