Goals to build success
Local youth shares on his aspirations and why they are so important to him.
Goals are meant to be conceptualised boldly and achieved to the best of our abilities.
Someone working towards his goals is Thandazani Ndebele who shares his aspirations.
Here is what he had to say…
I have very optimistic goals and visions for my future. These goals motivate and guide me as I strive for academic success and I would like to make my dreams a reality.
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My short-term goal is to pass matric with great marks which would enable me to choose a university of my liking. I would like to study law or financial management as I am very passionate about finances and addressing social and political injustices for those who don’t have a voice or platform.
My plan within the next two years would be to get accepted to study for an LLB or BCom Law degree at the University of Cape Town. My optimism and self-belief have guided me in terms of self-growth and have propelled me to new heights.
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I chose law as my dream career, not due to the salary but rather because of the social work and the number of people I would be able to help, which would give me a sense of fulfilment. Being able to help someone in whatever way possible will slowly but surely make the world a better place.
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