Steemit Challenge Season 34 - Week 7 Question 2 : Ten Years From Now

Where do you see yourself 10 years from now?

Nigeria is one of the beautiful countries that I prefer to see myself in because we have abundant natural resources that are very useful to produce different varieties. There are many successful entrepreneurs in my country, where they use their skills to give us something new. So, in these 10 years to come, I will be engaged in a business which I expect to yield profit through the strategy I would use to achieve my goals. 10 years is a long journey, but I will need to work hard in order to be a successful entrepreneur who will use the profit generated from my business to take care of my family.

It's my dream to grow my business empire so that I will be widely known worldwide, and all this can happen through the use of social media networks like Twitter (formerly known as X) and Instagram. Although I keep on using Facebook lag because they have a large audience where we can quickly connect and respond to customers' immediate needs. In these 10 years to come, I want to achieve something big by turning my capital into a working machine to generate income.

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What job do you hope you will be doing? Where will you be living?

A government job cannot turn us into millionaires unless the government workers embezzle public funds. So I prefer to continue being an entrepreneur, where I will produce school dustless chalk for many schools, including both public and private ones. This school chalk will be used by teachers to write on blackboards so that students can identify and understand what they are taught in the classroom.

Blackboards used in Nigerian schools have been in existence for a long time, and they are not new to us anymore; many schools still use them, and they are very affordable and easy to see around. I am planning to have a large chalk mould as well as dryer machine, where I will employ people to work in the factory to reduce stress I may encounter while working alone. Doing this will help reduce the unemployment rate we face in the country. I still prefer to stay in Nigeria to help improve the economic situation of my country.

How will society in your country have changed by then?

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The society of my country will positively change, particularly if the government promotes entrepreneurs as well as encourages youth to be self-employed by not waiting for government job alone. This can happen through different vocational skills put in place for youth who have just graduated from the university. If this happens, many youth will establish themselves by not relying on their parents to feed them. The crime rate will reduce because once they have something to do, they may not consider illegal activities, and people in society will also sleep peacefully. Society will experience change once the youth use their talented skills to solve the urban challenges we encounter every day and in doing this progress will also occur to our country entirely.

My country will change for the better if change begins with us because the government cannot do everything for us. We are in the digital age where there are so many opportunities on platforms to earn potential income.

Will the world be very different in 2036?

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Yes, the world will be much different in 2036, where artificial intelligence, specifically Short AI, will be something that's normal to use in promoting our business and improving our education because AI will make education easy, serving as our tutor, and digital learning will increase. Electric vehicles have been used or are common in developed countries, but in Africa, we lack behind on that. I believe that in the year 2036, electric vehicles will be much more popular, and every household can have one at their convenience time especially for business owners to use it in moving there goods from one place to another.

Technology will be more common, with many houses using technology to manage their electricity, including robots for security purposes to prevent unwanted humans from entering our homes and factory. Business will also flourish through direct online payments, where people will prefer to buy what they need to avoid stress they may encounter in local markets.

I invite

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