Success made the call at the third edition of the Cloudde Growth Conference, held at the University of Lagos, where creators, founders and business owners from Lagos, Osun, Ibadan and Ogun gathered to discuss growth, branding, creativity and business execution.

The conference, themed “Kinesis ’26” with the subtheme “Emergence Beyond Limits,” focused on the need for individuals to turn ambition into visible results through consistent action.

Speaking during a fireside chat, Success explained that the central idea behind the conference was execution, stressing that ideas and plans could not produce results without the willingness to act.

He linked the message to the law of inertia, noting that movement does not happen without an external force capable of setting things in motion.

Success also spoke about his popular statement, “The work against poverty is not small,” stressing that the fight against poverty requires sustained commitment rather than occasional effort.

According to him, people cannot afford to show up only when they feel motivated, as achieving meaningful results requires discipline, consistency and a willingness to keep working even when the process becomes difficult.

The conference also featured sessions from storytelling coach Busayo Joan and transformational leader Victor Oba, who spoke on content creation, authenticity, personal branding, leadership and visibility.

Joan urged creators to develop their own voices rather than imitate others, while Oba challenged participants to decide whether they wanted to become trends or trailblazers.

The event also featured a panel session on entrepreneurship and business growth, as well as the presentation of the N1.05 million Infinitigrant to 10 business owners.

The grant competition attracted 1,067 applicants and passed through four stages before the final 10 beneficiaries emerged through a virtual pitching session.