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Never Announce Your Move Before You Make Them

✨10 Dark Truths that will Make You .

1. Nobody cares about you, your plans, your goals, or your little dramas. So, stop pretending they do, or getting upset when they don't. Do the good things you have to do for your benefits.
2. When it comes to reaching your goals, discipline is more important than motivation. If you don't have discipline, you will never be committed to anything.
3. You are the only person capable of changing your life; no one can do that for you and no amount of excuses can do it for you. The easiest way to change yourself is to change the things you do each day.
4. The biggest threat to your progression in life isn't something or someone around you. It is you.
5. The key to a successful life lies not in what you know, but in what you do with what you know.
6. Failure is just a steppingstone on the road to success.
7. You can't change the past, but you can still d£stroy your future if you repeat the mistakes.
8. Success is not about what you accomplish, it's about who you become in the process.
9. Your comfort zone is a barren place. Nothing ever grows there.
10. Anything in life worth achieving will not be easy to get. Stop believing otherwise. If it was easy, everyone would get what they wanted. Most people give up on their goals when things become too difficult. Don’t be like them.

Once in the vibrant city of Caleton, there lived two inseparable friends, Dele and Isaac. They had been friends since childhood, sharing dreams, hopes, and aspirations. Dele was a talented artist, while Isaac was a gifted writer. Their creative souls were deeply connected, and they often spent their evenings in the local café, discussing their plans for the future.

Dele had always dreamt of becoming a renowned painter. He had an uncanny ability to capture emotions and stories on his canvas, and his art spoke volumes about the world around him. Isaac, on the other hand, had dreams of becoming a celebrated author. His words were like a magical wand, transporting readers to a world of enchantment and mystery.

One warm evening, as the sun began to set, Dele and Isaac sat at their usual spot in the café, sipping their steaming cups of coffee. The atmosphere buzzed with laughter and conversations, but there was a hint of something different in Dele's eyes. Isaac sensed it and asked, "Dele, what's bothering you?"

With a heavy sigh, Dele replied, "I don't know, Isaac. Lately, I've been doubting my abilities as an artist. I fear that my paintings aren't good enough, that they won't resonate with people, and that my dreams of becoming a renowned painter are nothing but an illusion."

Isaac placed a reassuring hand on Dele's shoulder and said, "Dele, you're incredibly talented. Your art is powerful and captivating. Don't let self-doubt cloud your vision. Remember, self-doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will. Believe in yourself, and your passion will guide you to greatness."

Though Dele appreciated Isaac's encouragement, the shadow of self-doubt lingered in his heart. Over the next few weeks, he found it increasingly challenging to pick up his paintbrush. He doubted every brushstroke, every color choice, and every composition. His once bright and colorful art now seemed to be coated in shades of doubt and uncertainty.

Isaac, concerned for his friend, tried to inspire Dele by sharing stories of famous artists who faced numerous rejections and failures before achieving success. He read aloud about Vincent van Gogh's struggles and how he persisted despite initial setbacks. While Isaac's words were comforting, Dele couldn't help but feel paralyzed by his self-doubt.

One day, Isaac surprised Dele with a gift – a beautiful leather-bound journal. "Write down your thoughts and feelings, Dele," Isaac said, "Sometimes putting them on paper can help you understand and confront them."

Taking Isaac's advice, Dele began jotting down his emotions and fears in the journal. He poured his heart into the pages, releasing the weight of self-doubt that had been holding him back. He found solace in the words, and slowly, the vibrant hues of hope started seeping back into his life.

As weeks turned into months, Dele's determination grew stronger. He decided to face his fears and participate in an upcoming art exhibition in the city. The exhibition was a grand event, showcasing the works of established artists as well as newcomers like Dele.

On the day of the exhibition, the gallery was buzzing with excitement and anticipation. Dele's heart pounded as he hung his paintings on the walls, each one representing a piece of his soul. He couldn't escape the nagging voice of doubt in his mind, but he pushed forward, fueled by his friend's unwavering belief in him.

As visitors strolled through the gallery, Dele observed their reactions to his art. Some stopped to admire, while others merely glanced and moved on. His self-doubt began to resurface, and he felt tears welling up in his eyes. But then, a young girl stood before one of his paintings, her eyes wide with wonder. She stayed there for what felt like an eternity, studying every detail with a radiant smile on her face.

At that moment, Dele realized that his art had connected with someone on a profound level. He didn't need everyone to appreciate his work; all he needed was to touch a few hearts. The girl's admiration sparked newfound confidence in him.

When the exhibition ended, Dele received unexpected praise and positive feedback from various art enthusiasts and critics. His paintings had left a lasting impression on many, and one of them even sold to a collector. Dele's heart soared with joy and relief, knowing that he had triumphed over his self-doubt.

From that day forward, Dele's creativity flourished. He continued to paint with passion and purpose, sharing his unique perspective with the world. His art spoke of resilience, hope, and the beauty he saw in the simplest of things.

Isaac was overjoyed to witness his friend's transformation. He knew that Dele had found the strength to confront his self-doubt and emerge victorious. Inspired by Dele's journey, Isaac also renewed his commitment to his writing. He poured his heart into stories that touched the souls of readers and transported them to magical worlds.

As the years passed, Dele and Isaac both achieved the success they once only dreamt of. Their friendship remained steadfast, a source of support and strength for each other. They had learned that self-doubt was a natural part of the creative process, but it didn't have to be a roadblock.

Together, they often spoke at schools and universities, sharing their experiences and encouraging young minds not to succumb to the crippling effects of self-doubt. They reminded them that failure was just a stepping stone toward success and that believing in oneself was the most potent tool to unlock their full potential.

Dele's and Isaac's stories spread far and wide, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their passions despite their doubts. They had proven that self-doubt could be conquered with perseverance, faith, and the support of true friends.

And so, in the vibrant city of Caleton, the legacy of Dele and Isaac lived on—a testament to the power of self-belief and the triumph of creativity over self-doubt. Their journey taught the world that dreams when fueled by passion and nurtured by determination, could overcome any obstacle and leave an indelible mark on the canvas of life.

Olagoke Habeeb

INT. BEDROOM - DAY

A young man, JOE, sits in his bedroom, looking at his laptop. He is scrolling through various websites, looking for ways to make money online. He sighs in frustration.

JOE

(to himself)

Why can't I make money online? I'm trying so hard and nothing is working.

Suddenly, a voice comes from behind him.

VOICE

The harder the journey, the stronger you will become.

Joe turns around to see an older man, JOHN, standing in the doorway. He is wearing a suit and has a kind smile on his face.

JOHN

You are going through a difficult journey now, but it will make you stronger in the end. Don't give up.

Joe stares at John, unsure of what to say.

JOE

(quietly)

Thanks.

John smiles and nods before turning and walking away. Joe turns back to his laptop and continues his search. He takes a deep breath and continues on, determined to succeed.

Olagoke Habeeb