Another steady climb to level 3

byThokoza1

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4 years ago

It's another long quite suburban South African Sunday afternoon. Whining and whizzing of dogs and spinning cars cut through the humid air of hot January season. It's another Sunday where parents and kids remotely brood about the next week ahead of transport costs and lunchbox provision.

. The rand is very low, unemployment is high, pharas (thugs that grab clothes on hanging lines on vulnerable communities to buy naoepe) are on the rampage, no one cares about another. Everyone is for themselves, mood is tense in taxis, bullying is rife in schools but a glimmer of hope is looming when you engage the unemployed graduates. The lingo is about 4IR (fourth industrial revolution) the buzzword of the born-frees 94th generation.

As I just completed my level 2 on OEC I just imagine how wonderful and blessed to grapple this opportunity of exploding to the billion market world amid such a pool of poverty. I imagine my class teacher who used to recite to our overcrowded high school class. "There is a tide in the affairs of man..." many of used to be excited and intrigued by Shakespeare's lines but never understood its deeper meaning. When I look around my neighborhood and hear the cry and shrill of my people, mama's and children at night. I painstakingly focus on my training WA program with the glimmer of hope of the coming success not only of myself but for my destitute mama's, hopeless children, my starving school learners who barely concentrate the learning sessions. Deep inside me I know my WA success would have trickle effect on my community and family.

Completing level 2 has made me to leap to level 3 to focus on hard core of winning traffic in much acute skills, tact and professional business acumen. I definitely know that some of my friends, colleagues and former students once given opportunity would ride the tide and be led onto fortune. I believe my steady climb would reap the rewards through patience and consistency!!!!