>Some are catching on YouTube watching their favourite motivational speaker telling them they can fly to the moon and become astronauts 

This part got me rolling🤣🤣🤣🤣, so many of these motivational speakers are funny. There are lots of things on the internet, so we must filter what we want.

Figuring things out is not easy, especially in the world we are presently in. I have never attached much importance to getting a college degree, it is good, but doesn't mean it will make you successful. When I see someone of this generation thinking like our parents I get angry. Their mentality worked for them then but now things are changing and the world is diverse. Education is no longer the key, just another form of exposure. While figuring out things is not easy some people never try their best to do that. Imagine, I have a cousin that just finished university, she's yet to do her convocation but she feels like some jobs are beneath her, she's comfortable staying at home. I pity her, she does know the world has different shades of colour and is not black and white. I can't phantom why someone will be in their last year in college and have no plans at all. This is so bad. 

I do wish our parents will realise that we have better opportunities now, and a 9-5 job does not guarantee success but may help a person live ok, if that is even possible. Success is not attached to a particular profession.

Certificate killed the talented man and low self esteem buried the talented man. The college of a thing is a place to aid your analytics and not necessarily for job . When I was 6 I chose to be a teacher and I kept the passion and I'm seeing myself through college with little resources from the crypto world and part time thing. I do what I do not for anyone but for the dream and for my generation.
 How I wish our youths could watch this video and get more sense and be encouraged.

Past generations didn't have it any easier, they just had fewer options.

right now the world has so many things to do that people are frozen between so many possibilities.

in the end it all comes down to knowing yourself, knowing what your tastes are and going for them

What do you want to do when you will grow up? Who do you want to be when you will grow up?
We should teach children to simply answer "I want to be happy and I want to realize myself. The work will be just a tool I will have to make this happen"

*You spoke well sir, it's easier knowing what you are going to be doing after education in the past but the line has changed now that if one should walk in that mentality, he or she is likely to get caught up with the regrettable life alot of people are into now..*

*Tbh, I fall under the category of people that just want to get the certificate and fudge ahead with my plans hoping for the best from God but depending on my result to make a living hereafter is the last thing on my mind.. Certificates can serve as an additional advantage but shouldn't be a priority for a better living specially in a time like this..
A lot of youths out there have given up on education and the ancient world system is looking at them as failures already, I use to do the same before too but I've realize it now, a good life is not as a result of obtaining certificates now instead hand work and skills are the most likely possible routes to having a life better life now specially in a country like ours.
We can clearly see the results of those that have obtained the certificates, millions of graduate are still coming, we have millions on ground and yet there is no job to do. Honestly to me depending solely on certificates to earn a living is the most foolish decision in a time like this😀😀...*

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In the past there were choices too. One could choose from an almost unlimited variety of professions, although I must admit that some extra choices are available today :) 

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