Man Shares Picture of Bed on Floor, Proud of His Humble Beginnings: Inspires Others to Take the Leap

Man Shares Picture of Bed on Floor, Proud of His Humble Beginnings: Inspires Others to Take the Leap

  • One man made a big move that left many Mzansi citizens feeling inspired to do the same
  • Twitter user @fatherabraham99 moved out on his own and is proud of his humble home
  • Seeing the bed on the floor had many people praising the man for taking a big step

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Sometimes it takes making that scary step to open a door of endless opportunities. One man got a place of his own, and while it is no mansion, he is proud to have made the move.

Twitter user @fatherabraham99 and his cute home
Twitter user @fatherabraham99 took to social media to show off his humble home. Image: Twitter / @fatherabraham99
Source: Twitter

Many stay home with their parents because moving out on your own is a hard, big and scary step… but it is worth it.

Twitter user @fatherabraham99 shared a picture of his humble home. A bed on a floor might not look like much, but it is a massive step for our guy.

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“Home. Humble beginnings”

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Getting in contact with the man who shared the post, Briefly News got some awesome advice for people who might be scared to take the leap that he has.

"My advice to someone that as scared to be on their own is that you are not getting any younger, and I’m for sure it will not sit well with you when you are in your 30s or 40s and you are still on your parent’s expense.
"Being on your own teaches you to be self reliable and making things happen your way and the inner peace you get when you have your own things is unexplainable."

He wants people to get out of their comfort zones, work hard and trust in the process.

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The people of Mzansi clap for the man’s big move

This is inspiring! Seeing someone take a leap that was not easy had many others empowered to do the same.

Take a look at some of the awesome comments:

@Harry_Maponya said:

“Big step of your life. Your own space, more peace. Congratulations you will eventually get it all together.”

@MTRamza said:

“Rome wasn't built in one day, all the best Father❤️”

@Makabaza1979 said:

“We all start here. Kancane kancane wena uzophelela. Doesn’t lose focus.”

@Kandali_0328 said:

“Yass , everyone starts from zero, soon you will have it all set up! keep grinding ”

@Ofessor_ said:

“To me this is luxury.”

Humble man celebrates small win, buys a fridge for his 1-room home: Mzansi helps the grateful man celebrate

In related news, Briefly News reported that no win is too small to celebrate, mainly if you worked hard for it. One young man had just bought himself a fridge and was bursting with pride and gratitude.

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Often we forget how blessed we are because society puts too much pressure on people to continue to strive for unattainable goals. Seeing this young man celebrate his fridge purchase is a reminder to be grateful for the small things.

Twitter user Justice Sibusiso Mashele shared pictures of his one-room home celebrating the fridge he just bought for himself. While having a fridge might seem like a given to some, to Justice, it is a dream come true.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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