@Break Your Box

@Break Your Box

You were not born to fit into a frame that cages your brilliance. You were not designed to be confined to the labels, limits, and low ceilings others placed upon you. Every time you feel the nudge to do more, to be more, and to reach beyond what surrounds you—that’s your true self calling. The box was never your size. It only shrinks your spirit.


Boxes come in many disguises. Some are built by society’s expectations. Others are constructed by cultural norms, stereotypes, personal fears, or the scars of past failures. Some are inherited from family patterns. Others are formed through toxic traditions or rigid routines that refuse to evolve. The moment you recognize the box, you begin the journey toward your breakout.


Breaking your box doesn’t always look like rebellion; it often begins with awareness. It’s the quiet decision to challenge the status quo. It’s questioning long-held assumptions that no longer serve your growth. It’s replacing self-doubt with self-definition. It’s daring to ask, What if there’s more in me than I’ve allowed myself to explore?


You are more than your job title. You are more than your academic certificate. You are more than the opinions of those who misunderstood your calling. You are not obligated to play small to make others feel comfortable. Playing small will not honour the grace you carry. You were not sent into this world to dim your light in exchange for their approval.


There is something daring about one who refuses to remain in the box. History remembers such men and women. They are the rule-benders, the idea-chasers, the barrier-breakers, the vision-bearers. Their lives teach us that the best things happen when you refuse to remain limited by what others think is possible.


It takes courage to break your box. It demands self-awareness, intentionality, and sometimes, solitude. You may be misunderstood. You may even walk alone for a while. Yet, once the box is broken, your spirit breathes. You will find fresh air in unfamiliar places. You will taste freedom in doing what once felt unthinkable. You will flourish where others expected you to fail.


Do not wait for permission. Do not water down your uniqueness. Do not silence your creativity just to fit into spaces that were never built with your fullness in mind. Break your box. Then build your bridge. Others are watching. They, too, are longing to be free.


Let your life be the message that says: boxes were made for packaging, not for people. You are not a product. You are a possibility. Now, arise. Break your box. The world is waiting for what’s inside.


Yours in fulfilment,


*@Otunba Femi Abiola, CMIE, MCE*

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*@Project Youth Fulfil*


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