WHY little STEPS MATTER
It was amazing watching the frail looking girl, lifting the weights seemingly so easy. Looks indeed could be deceitful, was what some mumbled.
The trucks were due to arrive soon and room was needed to take in the delivery. Unfortunately, the heavy sacks in the store house had accidentally rolled down, following one of the props collapsing, and blocking the opening for deliveries. Time was running out fast.
The young men were struggling to lift each bag. It was surprising that “tiny Tina”, as she was called, even dared to try. More shocking was the ease and speed with which she cleared the sacks, balancing one per arm like they were so light! The guys moved back in awe, giving her room to do what they had struggled to do!
It later came to light that Tina’s hidden skill had been acquired over many years. Helping her dad from her earlier days, with his building work, had got her carrying things with wanting to spend time with him. She cherished those evenings with her dad, and had thrown her heart joyfully in whatever needed to be done.
Over the years she had carried heavier things, working with him to build the family business. It was all they had to put bread on the table. She carried on regularly and ease accompanied her determined heart, helping her devise strategies to manage heavier weights deemed too much for her.
