In a small town in Niger State, there was a man named Musa who dreamed of owning a large business one day. But life did not start big for him. He had no capital. No office. No investors. Only determination. He began by selling small household items from a tiny table by the roadside. At first, customers were few. Some days, he barely made enough profit to continue. People advised him to stop wasting time. But Musa kept going. He focused on consistency rather than size. He treated every customer with respect. He saved a little from each sale. He reinvested carefully. Slowly, things began to change. More customers started noticing his honesty and reliability. His small table turned into a kiosk. The kiosk later became a small shop. Years passed, and his shop expanded into a full business. One day, someone asked him: “What was your secret?” He smiled and said: “I respected small beginnings. I never rushed the process.” Musa realized something important: Great success is often built on small, repeated efforts. Many people want big results immediately. But growth usually starts quietly. What small step can you take today that may lead to something bigger tomorrow?
