Once upon a time, there was a young man named Edwin. He was a gifted artist and had a passion for expressing himself through his artwork. Edwin grew up in a small town and spent most of his childhood drawing and painting. He would spend hours perfecting his craft and experimenting with different techniques.


Despite his talent, Edwin had always been quite reserved and introverted. He never shared his work with anyone, afraid of being judged or criticized. However, as he got older, Edwin realized that he wanted to pursue a career in art and that he would have to put himself out there.


One day, Edwin saw an advertisement for an art exhibition that was being held at a local gallery. It was a chance for him to showcase his talent and potentially catch the eye of a curator. He was nervous but excited and worked tirelessly to prepare for the exhibition.


On the day of the exhibition, Edwin arrived at the gallery, feeling a mix of emotions. As he stepped into the room filled with other artists and their work, he felt a surge of adrenaline and energy. He submitted his painting and waited anxiously for the results.


A few weeks later, Edwin received an email informing him that he had been selected for the exhibition. He couldn't believe it and was overjoyed that his hard work had paid off. However, with this newfound success came newfound attention from the art community. He was invited to various events and exhibitions and was even approached by some collectors who were interested in purchasing his work.


Edwin enjoyed the attention but soon realized that he had to be more responsible and respectful in his interactions with others. He learned that his actions could have consequences, and he didn't want to be seen as someone who only cared about his own success.


With this new perspective, Edwin began to change his ways. He focused on building meaningful relationships with other artists and collectors and treated them with kindness and respect. He continued to create beautiful paintings, but his newfound maturity and respect for others made him an even more admirable artist.


In the end, Edwin achieved his dream of becoming a successful artist and even went on to have his own solo exhibition. He remained a popular artist and continued to charm people with his talent and charisma, but he did so with a newfound sense of responsibility and respect. He learned that true success is not just about achieving one's goals but also about being a positive influence on others and treating people with kindness and respect.



Edwin landing somewhere else in Rwanda