Slow and Steady — Samoan Proverb Tee
Fa'atauga'o'a.
"Like the pressing out of the 'o'a."
This alagaupu (proverb) comes from the traditional process of making siapo (tapa cloth): a reddish-brown dye is drawn out of the scraped bark of the 'o'a tree by exerting slow, steady pressure — never rushed. As an upu taofiofi (a word of caution and restraint), it is used to counsel patience and thoroughness: do things slowly and completely, without precipitation.
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