If everyone had known the importance of their future, they could havecomprehended better the value of preparation in early life. A college educationmay have seemed out of reach for some individuals, who struggled in high school. A factory job or assembly line position was a more realistic goal to achieve.
Throughout their childhood there was a dream of having a mansion, or a fancycar. Money was the center of their interests. They learned as they got olderthat these things were harder to accomplish than they imagined. People had towork long, tedious hours when they were young to get ahead for the future. Therewas the reality of a price to be paid in early life, but what they benefitedlater would be more than they could ever fathom. They would have to remember towork hard, and prove to others that they were a worthy people to take note of.
This was only the beginning, however. They had to strive to do well in thecommunity and in their place of employment. Even the little things that seemedinsignificant made a bigger difference in later life. There were times when thatnothing job they had meant something more later on. They could have never knownwhen that past job supervisor could have been a place of reference for a jobopportunity or an advancement. There should be a certain part of people that isdevoted to their education.
This will be something that will be noted later incollege, or sometimes in the job that was so important for them to have. Thestudying may have been a little stressful at times, but if people had notlearned to balance their schedule at a young age how would they cope as adultswith a family, and occupation? It was a long hard road, however, the fruits oflabor would be endless. Their education had much worth, and was the foundationof their future.
