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  The Trap of the "Self-Made" Myth https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-power-of-umoja-breaking-the-illusion-of-isolation--70376622 We’ve all heard it: “I got it out the mud all by myself.” It sounds good on a track or in a motivational speech, but is it the truth? For too long, our community has been sold a lie that glorifies extreme individualism. We are conditioned to grind alone and suffer in silence, believing that asking for help is a sign of weakness. But this mindset is exactly what feeds the heavy, quiet burdens of blame, shame, and guilt. When you isolate yourself, your struggles feel insurmountable. The reality is, our ancestors never survived by acting as islands. Their superpower was the collective. The deep, intentional work of true unity requires us to look in the mirror and then look at our community. What happens when we stop competing with our brothers and sisters and start combining our strength? The answer just might change how you approach your entire lif...
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chocolates Part 2

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Thank you for the response. This story poem will be in my book called "the lost art of story tellin". I will post the rest according to the response. If you want the rest let me know. leave a comment here or on fb, twitter, buzz, snailmail, email, txt....
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Chocolates
Now vanilla doesn’t like chocolate because it’s becoming to sweet, and chocolate is becoming to wise for even alpine white to cheat
Vanilla and alpine white are upset because it becoming harder to control chocolates mind, and would gladly trade in African chocolate for European chocolate of any kind
Chocolate has been doing research and found it’s history that vanilla and alpine white hid, now chocolate knows its been around for millions of years chocolate developed
Science
Philosophy
Mathematics
Theology
And you even find pieces of cholates in the pyramids
Chocolate even found out it was in America before vanilla touched the seas, made friends abroad, and started the first universities
Vanilla and alpine white became upset and told chocolate “YOU ARE GOING TO FAR, HOW DARE YOU SAY WE COME FROM YOU, AND YOU WERE THE FIRST TO MAP THE STARS”
“NOW CHOCOLATE, DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BACK UP THE THINGS YOU ARE SAYING?”
Chocolate reached into its library pulled out several books, and years of research to prove that it was not playing
Now chocolate said “ look, here’s the proof as any fool can see, and also when the Creator wanted something sweet the Creator first created me
Now when other chocolates heard this they fell in love with their own taste, and started to get angry about all the years that had went to waste
Then went to work to immediately to put chocolates back on the shelf
This wasn’t a simple task because the chocolates had to first learn to love themselves
Now this was complicated because many obstacles had been put up, chocolate had to first learn that there is no life without struggle and stagnation corrupts
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