What Are You Doing To Add Value To Yourself This New Week?
As soon as I returned home after graduating from the university, my biggest concern was to go learn how to drive a car. But my father wouldn't hear of it. He advised (I should quickly mention that my dad's best advise hardly comes off as one. It feels like meddlesome opinion and dictatorship because of his strong personality... Almost bossy) that I go to a "computer school" and get trained to be computer literate. I didn't take him seriously at all. Was he expecting me to go learn how to type A-S-D-F-column-L-K-J-H, or learn how to use MS-Word and Excel, with my level of exposure, and after owning a laptop and typing my entire undergraduate project by myself? That's how I scoffed until three months passed inbetween my convocation and NYSC mobilization. Wasted. I have noticed that we the younger generation often assume that the best thing to acquire during our youth is wealth, or "financial security." Financial security is in quote because we forge...