WHEN DREAMS DON'T COME TRUE
“WHEN
SOME DREAMS DON’T COME TRUE"
Josephat S. Hema
A
Dilemma to whether Study or Work!
Education is
the key of life! Education is the key of life! The words would keep echoing in
my ears for nearly seven years, everyday .By the time i was in primary school.
I studied hard after being forced to believe that life without Education is the
miserable future. That’s why whenever we debated on the motion “Education is
better than money”, I wouldn’t betray what I believed. I would say, “Yes
education is better than money because without education you will never ever
get money”. That’s why I studied hard and passed all exams. And that’s why I am
a University student today. But, maybe that’s why I once got overwhelmed in a
circle of the Great dilemma as well.
As I was growing up, I started to see and live in the
greater picture of life. It’s a different story now. It’s like I was in a deep
nightmare adventure, woke up and found all the dreams uncertain. I saw people
fighting for money out of class, some got, and some didn’t. But also I saw
people using their Certificate, Diploma and Degree credentials to get money
through employments, some got and some didn’t. There comes the root of Dilemma,
should keep on believing in Books for the future or rather drop them and find
the other way around? To the best of my astonishment, I found the majority of
the college students being in the very same dilemma, trying to answer the
questions like, why should I keep on studying? Why shouldn’t I work instead? The
answers to it are some mixed feelings of considerations and dilemmas too. Let’s
check them out here.
Why
studying
Studying is the surer way to economic success. Seriously? This is a mass
belief holding a large degree of truth which is subjected to many distortions.
After graduating many people are employed in different institutions such as
schools, magistrates, companies, industries, tourism, hospitals and
laboratories with respect to their professions. But nowadays employments have
become unreliable due to the increased population of graduates and hence this
is no longer the precise answer to the question. Many people remain jobless
even after graduating with honors. But here the simple fact remains clear, a
graduate has a greater possible chance in formal sectors than a non-graduate.
Pride of profession: This is also a possible population to be found in colleges.
Some people take certain disciplines in schools so that they can just be someone’s
in their future besides other factors. Isn’t it good to be a lawyer? A pharmacist?
An engineer? A teacher? Or whatever. Attraction by titles is what leads this
people to suffer the dilemma in their near future.
Long
lasting passions: when you talk of passion you talk of such a deep feeling that
comes out to be expressed as the driving force in achieving something. This is
a true feeling of what you want to be or rather to do. Some people are driven
by this tremendously large internal and personal influences. They do put much
effort in studying to fulfil their heartfelt needs. These people are less
affected by the force of dilemma, they are people of visions and persistence.
Out of them are great professionals who make great difference in their careers.
External influences and inspirations: Friends, Families, societies and
global icons in general do play the greater role in influencing some people to study.
For example today in Medical schools, many students are being inspired by Doctor
Benjamin Carson, a black American pediatric neurosurgeon. Through some
influences and inspirations some people are boosted up to keep on studying no
matter what so that they reach the heights. They want to do the best and be
like some people who made it.
Why
not studying.
Financial sacrifice: much money should be invested in acquiring the best
education. Money is needed for electronic facilities, stationery materials,
transport fare, accommodations and school fees. All this is besides investing
your much energy in studying for excellence. It looks like a waste of economic
resources.in another way around you can work and invest the same money to find
the more economic profit. Then why studying?
Time sacrifice: the forest of books needs the investment of enough tedious
moments. In Tanzania, a student destined to be an Architect should invest five
years in the college. Isn’t this time enough to invest in other profitable businesses?
Five years is enough time for a person with a capital to establish his trade
and get profit out of it.
Global employment crisis: Due to the increasing population of Universities
and eventually increasing number of graduates, unemployment becomes the fast
emerging reason for many people to opt dropping school. You may supposed to
deal with other works, out of school horizon for assured income.
Fear
of failure and discontinuation: Everyone who sets his foot in the college
ground wishes to study up to completion. But each year the colleges drops out
some people who did not fulfil the academic needs, such as due to poor academic
performance. This then comes to be the great fear for most students since it’s
a great waste to study not to completion. There comes the option of working and
not studying.
Why
working
Economic shortcut: though it may be thought as the easy task, working
can be the shortcut for economic successive for wise, lucky and hard work people.
Some resources such as money and time can be invested in other way around and
give faster success than staying for a long time in the classroom.
External inspirations and illusions: Some famous people like Bill Gates,
Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs have been portrayed as examples of people who
succeeded even after dropping from school. Their life stories have been used as
inspirations in one and illusions in the other way. After dropping from their school,
Gates found Microsoft industry, Jobs found Apple and Zuckerberg found Facebook.
It’s an inspiration to people who have already recognized their natural talents
and have facilities to boost them up, unless otherwise it becomes a mere illusion.
Why
not working
Fear for exploitation: people with low education level are always
subjected to exploitation by providing the so called cheap labor which are
always tedious while educated people and professionals are being given some smart
intellectual jobs.
Fear for risky taking: dropping school for working is more risky than
vice versa. Some people fear to invest money for example in business fearing
for future regrets because there is no a guarantee for best results. Here
studying for employment is considered as more reliable than working.
So?
As child, people dreams
before being exposed to the real situations which affect the course of their passions.
Some dreams come true while most of them remain untouched. Internal passions
and influences are sometimes interrupted by external agencies of which economic
back up and facilitated environments play the major role. Having dreams as
purposed goals in life is crucial because people with dreams rarely fall when stumble,
they simply follow better deviations when miss the best focus they wished. Work
or Study? Don’t lose your focus.
No comments: