Herbert Spencer once said; The main aim of education is not knowledge but action.

Everything you have learned up till this point has a purpose. Have you put it all to use?

Most of us are so obsessed with getting this or that certification. We want to have as many degrees as possible.

We want to attend every available webinar and engage every online course.

But, what about putting all that knowledge to use?

The antidote to unemployment is not more certifications or online courses. Instead of acquiring more certifications, what have we done with the ones we already have?

What problems have we solved? How many people have we influenced positively with the knowledge we already have?

Through Lingo Africa, many professionals out there have now understood that there is no need to get involved in every webinar or online class.

If you must learn something new, let there be a plan for when you make use of the knowledge gained from the learning platform.

If there is no such plan, then why embark on that particular learning process in the first place?

It is strange to find some young people studying courses that they do not even like or understand.

The fourth industrial revolution has placed more emphasis on making use of knowledge, not just merely gaining knowledge for the sake of it.

Source - Omono Okonkwo (Lingo Africa).

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