GROWTH
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One of my favorite parables has always been The Tortoise and the Hare — a story we often hear as children but rarely revisit as adults. The truth embedded in it is timeless: small, consistent actions will always outlast bursts of speed fueled by ego and overconfidence. Pair consistency with wisdom, and you’re operating in
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I know not everyone will agree with this, but I’ve come to believe something that’s reshaped my perspective over the years: Rejection is not always a setback — sometimes, it’s a safeguard. Sometimes, it’s divine redirection. Most people experience frustration not because they were rejected, but because of the expectations they had before that rejection.
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When I was 17, preparing to attend Fresno State University, I wasn’t just thinking about college… I was thinking about legacy. Even before choosing a school, I sat with a bigger question: What kind of life do I want to build after this? My vision was clear early on — I wanted to invest, to
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I often take time to reflect, not just on what I do, but why I do it.What is the deeper purpose behind the decisions I make? What am I really aiming for? And where is this path ultimately leading me? When I think back to the earliest seeds of my motivation, I return to my
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Every river begins somewhere, but not with thunder. Not with force. It begins with a drop. That’s something I’ve come to deeply understand over the years. Every massive body of water… oceans, lakes, even floods all trace back to something small. A single drop, often unnoticed. A silent decision. A simple act. We tend to
Early Boykins III 