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The Beauty of Starting Small.
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12. The Town – Alex La Guma Summary: In apartheid-era South Africa, a poor black man searches for work in a segregated town. He faces racism, hunger, and hopelessness. La Guma’s vivid description of the harsh environment exposes the cruelty of social ine
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8. December and September in December – Filemon Liyambo Summary: September regularly visits his mentally ill sister December in a psychiatric hospital. Despite poor treatment from the nurses, he continues to care for her, bringing food and comforting her
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Simple Daily Living
35 days agoWe often wait for the perfect moment, the grand beginning, the applause of the crowd. But the truth is, greatness rarely starts with noise. It begins in silence. It begins with a single step that no one notices.
Starting small is not weakness. It is strength in its purest form. Every empire began as a single brick. Every book started as a single word. Every dream, no matter how large, was once fragile and uncertain.
Do not despise your small beginnings. They are not your limitation; they are your foundation. If you stay faithful in the small, you will grow into the great. Remember, the beauty of starting small is that it teaches you patience, resilience, and gratitude — qualities you will need when the spotlight finally find
s you.