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66 A leopard is

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Why it worked

The post uses a striking visual metaphor of a leopard chasing people to illustrate a relatable human tendency to get caught up in trivialities while ignoring larger issues, making the message memorable and shareable.

Summary

This post uses an illustration of a leopard chasing two people to highlight the importance of prioritizing real problems over trivial details. It argues that focusing on minor issues, like the leopard's gender, while ignoring the immediate danger is a waste of time and energy.

Structure

1Introduction of a quote with an image of a leopard chasing people.
2The text poses a question about the leopard's gender.
3The caption explains the proverb's meaning about priorities.
4Examples are given of focusing on trivialities instead of real problems.
5The post concludes by reiterating the absurdity of focusing on the leopard's gender when in danger.

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66 A leopard is chasing us, and you're asking whether it's male or female?

Original caption

This African proverb isn't really about a leopard. It's about priorities. Too often, we waste time debating small details while the real problem is right in front of us. Imagine your business is failing, but you're arguing about the logo. Your relationship is falling apart, but you're focused on winning the last argument. You're drowning in debt, but you're trying to impress people who don't even care about you. That's like asking whether the leopard chasing you is male or female. The answer changes nothing. Some questions are important. But not all questions are important right now. Wisdom is knowing the difference. The people who move forward in life aren't always the smartest. They're the ones who recognize what deserves their attention today, and what can wait until tomorrow. Question: #africanproverb #lifelessons #mindset #wisdom #fyp