FORMER Deputy Managing Director of The Sun, Mr Dimgba Igwe, has urged youths to be focused and persistent to achieve success in life.
He spoke at a seminar in Lagos on how to make it in life.
He said some people look for success in the wrong place as they are in professions and vocations because they heard of their profit from people.
"If you look for your key in the wrong place, you will search aimlessly and find nothing. You have to search in the right place if you want to succeed," he said.
He added that anything that will bring success in life has to be valuable. "If you cannot exchange value, you can never achieve success," he added.
He advised that money is not usually the first consideration in what they do but value delivery and skills.
Also, a United States certified life coach, Kelechi Anyalechi, urged fresh graduates and aspiring entrepreneurs to set goals and achieve them.
He told the 60 participants to be determined to achieve their goals.
He also urged them to learn to make money their servant, saying: "If you are sleeping and money is not entering your pocket, you are not yet a rich man."
He said his inspiration came from God and his personal challenge as he studied the wrong course in school and paid dearly for it.
He called on corporate organisations to support his effort to educate people.
He spoke at a seminar in Lagos on how to make it in life.
He said some people look for success in the wrong place as they are in professions and vocations because they heard of their profit from people.
"If you look for your key in the wrong place, you will search aimlessly and find nothing. You have to search in the right place if you want to succeed," he said.
He added that anything that will bring success in life has to be valuable. "If you cannot exchange value, you can never achieve success," he added.
He advised that money is not usually the first consideration in what they do but value delivery and skills.
Also, a United States certified life coach, Kelechi Anyalechi, urged fresh graduates and aspiring entrepreneurs to set goals and achieve them.
He told the 60 participants to be determined to achieve their goals.
He also urged them to learn to make money their servant, saying: "If you are sleeping and money is not entering your pocket, you are not yet a rich man."
He said his inspiration came from God and his personal challenge as he studied the wrong course in school and paid dearly for it.
He called on corporate organisations to support his effort to educate people.
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