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In a world that moves fast, we crave instant success quick results, overnight fame, immediate rewards. But the things that truly last aren’t rushed.
Grandma never cooked Sunday dinner on Sunday. She started on Saturday night, letting the flavors soak, the spices settle, and the fire do its work. That’s why every bite was rich, deep, and unforgettable.
Life follows the same rule. If your journey feels slow, it’s not because you’re failing, it’s because you’re being prepared.
Like the Yoruba say, “Ìgbà kì í ṣe ìbáṣepọ̀, ẹni tó máa dára á dára.” (Destiny isn’t rushed; those meant to be great will be great in due time.)
Diamonds don’t form in a day. Strong roots don’t grow overnight. The best things - wisdom, strength, mastery - take time. “Ohun tí yóò dára, á gbórí ṣán ṣán.” (What will be excellent must go through refining.)
So don’t envy the ones who rise fast but fade quickly. When it’s your time, you won’t just shine - you’ll endure. 7 replies
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