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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2019 · 19 MIN

State of Our Youth in today's society!!!!!!!!!!

from JustNTine ( Say Something that Means Something) · host JustNTine

   Tonight’s episode is about the state of our youth in today’s society. As I work with them on a daily basis, whether I’m coaching or mentoring I see the youth these days think they should be rewarded for mediocre work. Back when I was coming up, we had people that pushed us to work hard. We were taught that we are not entitled to anything and nothing is going given to you. This day and time you can’t talk with emotion, get up in the kids faces, etc. without them getting in their feelings, wanting to quit or the parents getting upset. We have to step up and keep pushing our young people to work hard for everything they want out of life. They need to know that things will not just fall in their laps because they feel they deserve it. They need to know you have to work hard and produce to receive the reward in the end. I’m speaking on what I am seeing everyday. Let’s step up and push our youth to greatness. We can’t give up on them! There may be explicit language. As always thank you for listening and supporting JustNTine, it’s greatly appreciated!

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