Fetishizing achieving a goal is pointless. What makes it happen is our actions. Ergo, it is important to look for ways to break the stereotype on how to fulfill our dreams. For instance I´d like to parlay my skill at singing into my teaching career.  Most teachers are pigeonholed as lackluster individuals. However, that is not true whatsoever. There are lots of "T-shirts" I grant you. Nonetheless, there is also a bunch of good educators out there too. I can even admit that for instance the following happens: In underdeveloped countries engineers are hired to teach math at some public schools. The same happens with other courses. Due to the fact that unemployment forces them to work wherever. Notwithstanding, as they say:  ¨Let the cobbler stick to his last¨. Besides, what allows mistakes such as the aforesaid to happen is ignorance. As well as the irresponsibility of our local governments. The less educated the masses are, the better for politicians. It is easy to control an uneducated folk. Albeit, taking visceral reactions to solve this problem would not be smart.  Most leaders who have revolted against their authorities have perished. Despite, the fact that a few succeeded, it is not worth dying for something that can be solved differently. Further, we are in the 21st century. Therefore, peace must reign. A better education system can be educed by reforms and constant improvements. Although, for that to be accomplished, a type of war between local authorities an educators should take place. It could be an intellectual war. Unfortunately, those do not work so well in the 3rd world. Since I don't want to contradict myself , I would stick with peaceful methods though. Moreover, if things get tough, I would punk out. Just kidding. Be that as it may, if I had to choose between chunking a rock at a cop and running; I would pick the latter. Not that I'm ever going to physically rise against any dictatorship. To me barbaric methods are inane in most cases. Besides, I am a free thinker, not a political activist. No matter how vindictive I were. I would rather help from the sidelines. Lastly, I'd say that all I've said in this writing is not 100% certain. Ergo, do not arrive to the wrong conclusion.