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Gratitude

Be grateful for the little achievements you make even though you have achieved so much already.

It is tempting to be arrogant and ungrateful to your own self and the people who contributed to your greatness. Because after all, you worked very hard for all of it. Right??

But still  let  every achievement no matter how big or small continue to be as though the most precious thing in your heart and in your eyes.

Count your blessings, little or small. You will realise how lucky you are to have what you have.

# *Gratitude*
# *Countyourblessings*

Kwame Sarpong |  Freelance Writer: 
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