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You sow to reap

If you're reading this, you made it to the new year. Therefore, I'd start by saying congratulations. Not everyone made it into 2018, so count yourself lucky.  What are your plans for the year? You may be amongst the significant percentage that make new year resolutions and don't seem to accomplish by the end of the year or the rest who freestyle through the year or you may be amongst the wise few who set goals and work on achieving them at some point in the year. My blog from January 2017 discusses goal setting and how to achieve the set goals by the end of the year.  However, in this blog, I would like to talk about career building and reflecting on the future societal trends. You may not know this but by the year 2030 robots or robotic technology would have taken over a significant part of our workforce.  It has already started. All you just have to do is look around.  The government and business corporations are adopting this idea because of many reasons.  Reduced financial costs/payment by employers, higher work output, less fatigue in the workplace, and so on. Movie theaters now have gotten rid of customer representatives who sell tickets and replaced them with robotic ticket dispensers. Cars that self drive people to destinations of choice are being gradually introduced to be used as taxis or uber cars. It is important to be fully aware and adapt to changes and trends in society. Young adults who are seeking a university degree may want to consider all these factors before applying to a university or college. People who are currently functioning in their career may consider advancing up the chain or branching off to something that will not be affected by introduction of progression of technology. Technology is great and will help us achieve a lot of things we could not achieve on our own. Technology is how I'm connected to you and is how you can access my blogs and the pieces of information within. However, technology will take over many jobs and leave a significant amount of people without jobs. If there is one thing the government and business corporations love, is to invest in things that will produce more for less. What better time to get your mind focused on the future than the first month of 2018. You can only reap based on what you sow. I wish you all the best of the year and I hope you achieve all your goals this year. 

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