At 70 years old, Nelia, a grandmother, walked across the graduation stage—her cap slightly tilted, tears in her eyes. The world saw wrinkles. She saw victory. She said, “I didn’t want to die with my dream buried in me.” That’s why she earned her MBA when most people were slowing down.
At 80, Mercy, a retired nurse, reopened her books, completed her medical doctor degree, got a license, and opened her own medical practice—not because she had to, but because she still wanted to heal people. She said, “I’ve waited all my life to serve on my own terms.”
At 57, Zenzo, who had struggled through multiple business failures, finally built a company that brought him financial freedom. For decades, he was told to give up—but he refused. His story is proof that consistency beats talent when time catches up.
After 5 years of job-searching, rejection, tears and embarrassment, Rita, aged 28, got a job as a financial accountant at one of the top 5 accounting firms in the world.
And then there’s the couple, Thabo and Rudo—65 and 70 years old—who cradled their newborn baby for the first time. After years of disappointment, shame, and waiting, they finally held the miracle they prayed for.
The lesson? Dreams don’t come with deadlines. Purpose doesn’t age. And faith doesn’t expire. If your heart is still beating, your dream is still possible. ❤️ So start today. Learn again. Try again. Believe again. Your “too late” might just be God’s perfect timing. 🙏🏽
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It’s Never Too Late!
At 70 years old, Nelia, a grandmother, walked across the graduation stage—her cap slightly tilted, tears in her eyes. The world saw wrinkles. She saw victory. She said, “I didn’t want to die with my dream buried in me.” That’s why she earned her MBA when most people were slowing down.
At 80, Mercy, a retired nurse, reopened her books, completed her medical doctor degree, got a license, and opened her own medical practice—not because she had to, but because she still wanted to heal people. She said, “I’ve waited all my life to serve on my own terms.”
At 57, Zenzo, who had struggled through multiple business failures, finally built a company that brought him financial freedom. For decades, he was told to give up—but he refused. His story is proof that consistency beats talent when time catches up.
After 5 years of job-searching, rejection, tears and embarrassment, Rita, aged 28, got a job as a financial accountant at one of the top 5 accounting firms in the world.
And then there’s the couple, Thabo and Rudo—65 and 70 years old—who cradled their newborn baby for the first time. After years of disappointment, shame, and waiting, they finally held the miracle they prayed for.
The lesson?
Dreams don’t come with deadlines.
Purpose doesn’t age.
And faith doesn’t expire.
If your heart is still beating, your dream is still possible. ❤️
So start today. Learn again. Try again. Believe again.
Your “too late” might just be God’s perfect timing. 🙏🏽
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