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el ron el único real
2023-04-03 21:10:04
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robertoap__
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q guapa
2023-04-03 21:14:29
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Daaanii🖤 :
JAJAJAJ Nou casi todos
2023-04-03 21:14:30
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🔥GUILLI🔥 :
No sé yo si eso de todos , tengo mis dudas
2023-04-03 21:33:59
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One of the biggest challenges holding us back as Africans is the lack of a deeply held belief that we are equal to the rest of the world. This is not just a mindset issue—it’s a deeply rooted societal problem that limits how we see ourselves, our potential, and our capacity to innovate and lead on a global scale. For many African entrepreneurs, this belief gap creates a dangerous cycle: the only way they feel they can succeed or be recognized is through validation from the outside world. We’ve been conditioned to think that success only counts when it’s acknowledged by international media, foreign investors, or global brands. This mentality stifles creativity, limits ambition, and forces many entrepreneurs to adapt their visions to what they think the world wants—rather than pursuing bold, authentic solutions that address real challenges at home.
One of the biggest challenges holding us back as Africans is the lack of a deeply held belief that we are equal to the rest of the world. This is not just a mindset issue—it’s a deeply rooted societal problem that limits how we see ourselves, our potential, and our capacity to innovate and lead on a global scale. For many African entrepreneurs, this belief gap creates a dangerous cycle: the only way they feel they can succeed or be recognized is through validation from the outside world. We’ve been conditioned to think that success only counts when it’s acknowledged by international media, foreign investors, or global brands. This mentality stifles creativity, limits ambition, and forces many entrepreneurs to adapt their visions to what they think the world wants—rather than pursuing bold, authentic solutions that address real challenges at home.

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