UG Political Science Graduate Luqman Dabone Now Works As A Mechanic, Says It's What His Heart Wants
- Luqman Abdul Mumin Dabone, a graduate in Political Science from the University of Ghana, shared his inspiring journey of transitioning from academia to becoming an automotive mechanic
- His post-graduation life was marked by restlessness and the quest for a fulfilling career
- Luqman's decision to pursue his passion for mechanics after introspection and family support has brought him unparalleled joy
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Luqman Abdul Mumin Dabone, a recent graduate from the University of Ghana with a degree in Political Science, embarked on an inspiring journey of transformation.
Graduating in 2021, Luqman's life took a unique turn as he transitioned from academia to the world of automotive mechanics, officially starting his new career on March 20, 2023.
Reflecting on his post-graduation experience, Luqman shared that life after national service was challenging, and he was determined to seize any opportunity to remain productive.
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Despite trying various avenues, he remained unsatisfied and restless at home, prompting him to explore alternative paths.
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What inspired Luqman Dabone's to drop his Political Science career path
Luqman's decision to become a mechanic was guided by two key considerations: acquiring a valuable skill and pursuing his passion.
He underwent a period of introspection, grappling with the question of where he envisioned himself in the next five years. This soul-searching journey led him to conclude that learning a skill was crucial for success in the current generation.
Initially, Luqman experimented with soft skills, such as information technology, but found himself lacking the necessary enthusiasm.
Turning his attention to hard skills, he recalled his longstanding passion for automotive mechanics. Encouraged by his family's support, he took the bold step of leaving his job as a secretary in a construction company to follow his heart.
Today, Luqman finds unparalleled joy in his work as a mechanic, expressing his happiness through dancing, singing, laughter, and camaraderie with his colleagues.
His message to readers is clear: "chase your passion, be consistent, make life-changing decisions aligned with your interests, and always strive to learn a skill that resonates with your true calling."
Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Luqman shared a piece of advice with the youth who might be feeling lost in life.
"Chase your passion and learn a skill. And it’s funny how every passion is one way or another, related to a skill. Just chase and be consistent. You will definitely understand the difference between success and fulfillment," he said.
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This success story has sparked discussions about the potential benefits of redirecting years spent in universities toward alternative ventures for overall life improvement.
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