Big achievements don’t come all at once they’re built on small steps and steady progress Every little goal you reach is proof that you’re moving forward and every small win deserves to be celebrated. When you focus on what you can do today the bigger picture becomes less overwhelming and more achievable Remember small victories stack up and over time they create the momentum that leads to lasting success.

Stop crying that your family doesn’t support you. Stop complaining that your friends don’t believe in you. Stop waiting for someone to cheer you on. Listen: Nobody owes you support. Not your parents. Not your friends. Not your teachers. Nobody. You want to chase your dreams? Build your business? Change your life? Then understand this, in the beginning, you’ll be completely alone. People don’t support ideas. They support results. They won’t clap when you start. They’ll clap when they see you win. And that’s not betrayal... that’s human nature. Because people can’t see your vision the way you do. They only see what’s real in front of them. So what should you do? Stop expecting validation. Stop begging for support. Build in silence. Work in silence. When you win, the same people who ignored you will suddenly show up. That’s the game. And if you waste your time being bitter that “no one supported me,” you’ll stay stuck where you are. Instead, use that silence as fuel. Prove yourself first. And watch how quickly support starts knocking once you no longer need it.

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Hi my name is Ummama Gull I am a Google Ads specialist I am learning how to become upwork queen My Goals for 2025: I want to get these 3 things from the community: 1: Become top rated on upwork 2: Buy my own scooty 3: To go for umrah next Ramadan For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1: watching food factory documentries 2: reading novels 3: abstract painting

Let’s be honest. You say “yes” to everything. “Yes” to friends wasting your time. “Yes” to projects that don’t pay. “Yes” to distractions that destroy your focus. And then you wonder why your life feels empty. Why you’re drained. Why you have no money, no progress, no energy. Saying “yes” to everyone else is the same as saying “no” to yourself. You don’t owe people your time. You don’t owe people your energy. You don’t owe people access to your life. The truth? If they get offended because you protected your boundaries, that’s their problem. Not yours. Stop living like a people pleaser. Stop confusing “being nice” with “being available for everyone.” Learn to say NO. Without explanation. Without guilt. Because every time you say “yes” to something that doesn’t matter, you’re saying “no” to the life that does. Next time someone asks you for something that wastes your time, ask yourself one thing: “Does this get me closer to the life I want?” If the answer is no, then your answer should be too.