Is university education really the ultimate and the only path to finding purpose and true success?

I failed in University, can I still fulfil my purpose?

This question comes to the mind of almost every teenager and youth in our world today. So many people think going to the university is the only route to success and if you fail in the university, you cannot go anywhere in life, you can't achieve your dreams blah, blah, blah. 

Well, I would love to prove y'all wrong today and tell you that going to college, having straight A's is really overrated and it doesn't guarantee that you'll really succeed in life. 

Walking in your purpose and being successful is not determined by college degrees. While college education is greatly beneficial because it can be used as a platform to where you want to get to in life, it is not a requirement for success. Hardwork, ambition, intelligence and dedication are all the things that contribute to success and these attributes are found in college grads and non-college grads alike. 

Having a degree doesn't give a person everything necessary to succeed or fufil purpose and not having a degree doesn't hold you back from succeeding. 

Purpose is the reason for which something is created or a reason for which something exists and yes you can fufil your purpose with or without college education. I'll say it again `you can know and fufil your purpose in life with and without college education'. 

There is always a purpose for every product a manufacturer creates. The manufacturer may sit down and think `oh, I want this product to be able to bring joy and comfort to others' or `oh, I want this product to be able to fly' and he designs and builds that product to his taste. That is the purpose of that product and this is also applicable to each of us. Your purpose might be to sing, lead, share the word of God, write books or help people. And when you think about it you'll see that some of these purposes don't need all the education in the world to be fulfilled. It's in you already, it's just waiting for you to activate it and turn on the switch to start its work.

In our world today, we have many examples of people who succeeded and people who achieved the purpose for which they were created. People like Steve jobs, Bill gates, Micheal Dell, Mark Zuckerberg and so on. These people were drop outs, they dropped out from one college or the other but still fulfilled their purposes and became successful. Peter Thiel even encourages talented students to drop out of college by funding a scholarship that awards recipients with $100,000 if they quit. This is quite funny although he was trying to prove a point that having a college degree is not equivalent to success.
Don't feel too bad when you fail at school that you now decide you are worthless because of that, it's a good thing to have straight A's but not everybody will eventually get all straight A's in education. Some might have straight A's in business, straight A's in ministry, straight A's in football, straight A's in many other things that are not educationally intertwined. Excellence is a habit, not an act. It is what you do everyday, the passion you have and the potentials inside of you that helps you fulfil your purpose.

To therefore round up my series of blabbering, I will finally say that some people may have the privilege to go to college and some may not, some people's purposes may be fulfilled if they pass through college and some won't but whether or not you have a college education, whether or not you failed in college, that doesn't determine the height you can attain in life and you can still fulfil the purpose for which your manufacturer created you for. Find that purpose and live in it.

Peace out☮️🕊️