En cours de chargement...
As a father and onetime youth, I feel that I am obligated to ensure that youths properly develop globally. This feeling of a sense of responsibility stems from a desire on my part to ensure a legacy of able leadership. To what intent is this desire? It is a part of innate desire in me to raise true leaders for the twenty-first century. For the sake of civilization, love, and harmony in the cultivation of a genuinely humane leader; this is important.
This is what the whole world is crying for now. My foremost joy is to develop and raise young leaders. Nothing makes me happy more than to meet young people that are craving for the best out of life. Coincidentally, that is how I have always felt. The young people I have in mind particularly here include those in the primary, junior, and secondary school pupils age bracket. Our youths are the most important legacy for our future.
I have high hopes for all of them. The 21st century, a vital period for all humanity, and they will all be actively involved. Therefore, I am praying for their success and victory in life. It is important to note that, the growth and activities surrounding youthfulness are to parents and the world a thing of tremendous joy. So, I hold them in the highest esteem and think of them as future adults of refined characters.
I will always regard them as ladies and gentlemen of the future. Thus, l am able to speak freely and without hesitation whenever I am with them. It may seem difficult to some of them to understand what I have to say to them in this book, perhaps, what I have to say is not in alignment with their status. This is okay as long as youths could gain something of value in most conversation. It should not matter, however little, as long as it could, and would help their progress.
That is what I am searching for. My greatest wish is for anyone I hold close to my heart, to invest in the youths relentlessly. In particular, the youths must take time to build a solid base to negate future regrets of their teen years. I would like the youths to be happy when they can relate to what have been done. It may be little, like washing, engagement on club activities, charitable work or whatever.
It does not matter. The most important thing is for them to be happy, to have the feelings that they have made their best contributions. Therefore, I encourage them to live better to attract the respect of people who could say: "There's something else that sets him or her apart" or "he or she is someone I respect.
