Take a moment to close your eyes and remember what it was like growing up, having childhood vision of what you wanted to become in life, the happiness and thrill you felt as you were asked the question "what would you like to become in future.
The grim reality is, while a few of us achieved our vision, majority did not.
All my life I've worked hard to ensure no child should ever have to go through what the majority went through
One of the ways I've done this is to have wester field college organized a free career open day.
Growing up, I wanted to be a doctor not because I cared about medicine but because of the way folks reacted whenever I gave them that response. In fact in the society I lived while growing up unless you wanted to be a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer then you are
"like worthy to be sent" to the university other than these fields nothing. At some point I wanted to be a Pastor. I thank God my family talked me out of it otherwise I would have had a miserable life. Why? Because, that's not my calling.
Right now I just want to be happy, be a better human and leave the world a better place than I met it.