The Labor of the Foolish Man: Why Delaying Education Weaves a Tedious Experience.
Hello, everyone. This is Ubong Essien, CSP, and the Dean of the School of Eloquence.
There is a profound warning in the Scripture that speaks directly to the avoidance of formal education: “The labour of the foolish man wearies him, for he does not know how to get into the city” .
This verse encapsulates the tragedy of those who attempt to master public speaking through the difficult route of experimentation alone. They expend tremendous energy—the labor—but the journey becomes wearisome because they lack the necessary know-how factor .
- The Waste of Energy: When you avoid formal education, every speaking opportunity becomes a strenuous exercise in trial and error. You are searching, trying to figure out what works, making your learning curve far more steep.
- The Know-How Factor: Education unveils the mechanics, the dynamics, and the tips and tricks that have been refined over ages. It provides the tested map for entering the city of mastery. By submitting to education, you can cut your journey time by much more than 75%.
- The Late Arrival: You can eventually achieve your outcome through experimentation, but you will arrive far, far, far, far much later than you should have .
Stop subjecting yourself to this needless, harrowing, and tedious experience. Invest in the education that provides the strategic know-how and accelerates your path to success.
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