Nothing you can make a career out of should be underrated; it's valid. Sincerely speaking, I've been tending more on skills training lately, tailoring to be precise, primarily because of our thing for the 'feycha ak taachu' (dancing and clapping), and the demand for 'Ashobi' following it as a result. Yes, I've my reservations regarding the relative importance to academic education, but this ain't about that. I am because I've seen first hand how gainful the so named "waacha rahasu" could be, if the environment is enabling that is.
Some people will make it seem so inelegant and as if useless. I say when they're looking for that clean-cut or combed-hair, shaven-face, well-dressed, clean-breath, I-do-not-do-weed type of image, because of its intangible prestige, focus on nurturing your talent; make it a skill and make it gainful. In the end, all what they're working to own, from electronics to other facilities are products of the skillful. So do your thing like your future depends on it and see who's gonna be plentiful on the day of harvest.
From once the muse to do it hits, don't procrastinate like I always do, knowing that having an idea is your first capital. In fact, sometimes you don't need a big start, remember Serena Williams that we are all celebrating as the greatest of all time said she went on the courts with just a ball and a racket and a hope...because that was all she got, but sometimes all what you need doesn't have to be more than those basics at your disposal - you just need to proceed one step at a time.
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