by leimo » Fri 8 Jan 2010 04:41
That is a good point, the youths of today, especially those that we see in some areas that are getting into trouble on a fairly regular basis, need someone to look up to. They need goals and they also need something to do with their free time instead of roaming the streets and hanging around the shopping centres shoplifting. I am not stereotyping the younger generation, i am pointing out that the youths that do participate in such negative behaviour as this are the ones that really need someone to sit them down and help point them in the right direction, help them make goals and help them achieve these goals. You do not just wake up and find that you have become a professional over night so don’t let them think that, but point out that with hard work and persistence they can achieve anything they set their mind to if they try and they believe in themselves.