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77 days ago*Title: The Power of Starting Small*
In a quiet Nigerian town, a young student began selling handmade keyholders to classmates—not for the money, but to learn. One sale turned into five. Five turned into fifty. Soon, she was running a mini business from her backpack.
It wasn’t about having the perfect plan. It was about starting with what she had.
That’s the secret most people miss: success doesn’t always start loud. Sometimes, it starts with ₦500, a bold idea, and the courage to try.
Whatever you’ve been dreaming about—start it. Start small. But just start.