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WORD OF THE DAY IS FUTURE

Lucky Blom | Columnist | Youth & Lifestyle | 20 June 2024 


The Youth: I SPEAK FOR ALL OF YOU!! 
To all the young peeps out there. 

The word of the day is "FUTURE". Our parents depend on us in changing our home situations. They depend on us in changing the world, making it a better place to live in. It is therefore our duty to work hard to make that a success. 

We all have different goals that we want to achieve. Let us work hard towards our goals. A word of advice to those who are in matric and those gunning towards matric, never ever take a gap year, time waits for no one and it moves fast. Go to varsity, college or consider online courses. 

You want to achieve your goals right? Then don't just relax at home because those goals will never bring themselves to you if you did nothing to achieve them. 

To those who have lost hope or losing hope on education, NEVER GIVE UP!!The opportunity is there, waiting for you to grab it with both hands. Stand up and go for it. 

Wishing you all the best in life. 
#Youthmonth
#Education
#Youthempowerment

Remember YOUšŸ«µšŸ½ ARE THE FUTURE!! 
It's all in your hands.

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