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I'm A Youth!



I'm a youth, I'm a joyful young man. Failure will never overtake me because my determination to succeed is strong enough.

The future belongs to me because I believe in the beauty of my dreams.

I work like I don't need the money. I love like l have never been hurt. I dance like nobody is watching.

I believe education is the passport to the future, and for tomorrow belongs to me because I prepare for it today.

I'm not worried when I'm not recognized. But I will strive to be worthy of recognition.

I strongly believe if I walk down the right path and I'm willing to keep walking, eventually i will make progress.

I knew dedication, hard work is the price of success.

I knew if I must got to the top, then I must do the jobs I have in my hands.

I knew if success must come to me, then I must look for it.

I knew time do makes everything fall into their right places... So, no worries.

I knew the best gift you can give to yourself is challenging yourself.

I knew kindness, goodness is the only investment that never fails.

I knew I'm the holder of my own desire, my own pleasure, and my own peace.

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