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The Chief Executive Officer of McDan Group of companies, Dr. Daniel McKorley has advised the youth to eschew laziness and work hard towards achieving their dreams.
According to him, there are so many opportunities the youth can take advantage of to excel.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show on Wednesday, he explained that the current hindrance to excelling is because they [the youth] “sleep too much”.
“The youth of these days sleep too much and that is the problem and we have been treated with kids’ gloves and this whole country, especially the youth, is becoming a begging nation and we have to get rid of that,” he said.
He said the many opportunities to make money required hard work and therefore urged the youth to go the extra mile.
“There are so many opportunities out there, there are so many things the youth can do but they need to push themselves one step higher and also know that manna will not come from heaven. You need to take a step before you can make it,” he said.
The CEO further explained that the youth must sit down to draft a plan on how they can meet a need in society.
“Too much money around the system, but the youth are confused about how to grab those monies. There are times they tend to look at the wrong angles and that is a problem” he added.
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