Your mind is your greatest land.
Do you know why? Most of the Chinese don’t go to school. It’s because they train and cultivate their children’s talent through seeing them what they love doing when they’re young. For example, if him/her fond of cars they train the child up being a Mechanical, Driver etc, and when he/she is fond of kitchen things like cooking. They train the child to be a Chef. There is no need for the child to go to School. Mostly of them.
That’s why in Africa, we are always stuck up in life, especially the Youths.
We tend to focus ourselves too much in Education more than anything. There are thousands of Youths with Degrees, Diplomas, and Ph.D.’s and so many more.
But with no Job, no work. Others now do works they didn’t even get educated for.
What is it now what I am saying to us as Youths?
We should discover our hidden talents, hidden passions, hidden great minds, given by God.
What is it that you’re talented to do or so passionate about to do it. Do courses that will cultivate you and your talents. Be your CEO, your own Boss.
Note this, we may all become successful and have our own Companies, but the fact is we will never have all things in one company. So, we will all need some things from each other, we buy from each other. So stop thinking twice, do what you’re talented to do.
I encourage those who still at school especially the O’level and A’ level students who finished writing their examinations. To do some small courses whilst waiting for your results. They’re many private Institutes which one can go and attend.
Your Mind is Your Greatest land.
By Methembe Lubimbi
From Zimbabwe🇿🇼
Poet, Writer,Author , Motivational Speaker IT’S NOT YET OVER
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