Success is a Demanding Fellow - an expedition to accomplishing your dreams and reaching your success by Prince Ngomane

This book is inspired by the struggles the author has seen young people being subjected to in his neighbourhood and around his country; from all sorts of abuse to murdering and killing each other. The book was inspired by seeing the amount of mediocrity to which the youth of the country is subjecting itself and to help extinguish the resultant turmoil.

This book aims to motivate, encourage and empower young, ambitious people who think that their background determines their success. The book proves this wrong by exploring and breaking down the nature of success to its core. It will help the reader to revolt against the ordinary and pursue the extraordinary.

We are slowly exhausting all types of resources needed for survival in our world and country mainly because of overpopulation caused by illiteracy and ignorance. We, as the youth of this generation, can change all that by pursuing education and our dreams so we can lead our lives as proud people tomorrow who have done well for our world, country and ourselves.

     Success is always a treasure that we are gifted with. However, it remains mysterious mainly because our ability to see it gets clouded by what happens within us and around us.

     We were all born to do great things and achieve the best for ourselves; it is all about how and as what we see ourselves becoming. Reading this book will help change your perspective about yourself and how you lead your life. It will open a new world that will help channel you towards the life you have always desired or never thought you deserved.

Born Bonginkosi Prince Ngomane on 23 January 1993, in the South African province of Mpumalanga, in a village called Mganduzweni, near the city of Mbombela.  He was the sixth child to his parents Jane Shoba and father William Ngomane. He started school at Siyancoba Primary School in 1999 before going on to complete high school at Sakhile Secondary School from 2007-2011. He had a gap year in 2012: He did computer literacy, his driver’s licence and later that year found a job as a general worker in one of the big South African food stores. In 2013 he enrolled for a National Diploma in Nature Conservation at Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria, and followed that with a B-Tech in Nature Conservation in 2016. He is currently working as a conservator at Tswalu Kalahari reserve. With a passion for writing, he began writing in 2013 but struggled. In early 2018, his fire was reignited after reading Robin Sharma’s Leadership Wisdom from the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: The 8 Rituals of Visionary Leaders. He is the author’s all-time favourite author and inspires him greatly with his writing style and critical thinking.