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DO NOT DESPISE THE DAY OF LITTLE BEGINNINGS

DO NOT DESPISE THE DAY OF LITTLE BEGINNINGS 

Do not look down on your early days.
They are stepping stones to your success ladder.
•Last year February I started organising free motivational speaking events for students at @uniessex 

•I went all out to plan this events which involved providing food,drinks souvenirs and inviting speakers called @sioc2018 
•Most people believed I should charge students for this event but instead I kept my events free. 
•I invested money and resources into planning and setting up sicoc events.
•I wanted to give up some days but my loved ones encouraged me. 
•A year after I’m here planning professional events for people.

I am been invited to plan events for over 100 people how? 
•God is this how you work?
I only plan free motivational speaking events for about 30-40 people.
Now I get paid to plan events for over 100 people? •Your days of small beginnings brought you here.

Remain #consistent and #faithful in whatever you do.

I hope this was able to inspire you to put in Hard work in your current little beginnings even if you have to spend some money.

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