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Chapter 3: From Passenger to Pilot | BEFOCUS Foundation Newsroom
For Immediate Release

THE COMPULSORY MARKETPLACE: Transitioning from Passenger to Pilot

“Obscurity is a liability. Focus is the only bridge to global dominion.” — Engr. Itoro Sunday Uwah

ABUJA, FCT – The BEFOCUS Children and Youth Foundation has officially released Chapter Three of its landmark series, The Compulsory Marketplace. This release, titled "From Passenger to Pilot," serves as a strategic manual for a generation caught between digital distraction and global potential.

In this installment, Foundation President Engr. Itoro Sunday Uwah argues that the shift from being a "carried" passenger to a "navigating" pilot is the ultimate prerequisite for wealth and visibility. The article exposes a staggering crisis: youth (ages 13-35) currently lose 50% of their waking lives to digital consumption—acting as cargo in an economy that demands engineers.

The Strategy of the Bridge

The Foundation identifies three levels of marketplace engagement. While the world teaches survival, Club Excellence teaches Dominion:

  • The Swimmer: Fights the surface waves of the "Attraction of Distraction." High effort, low progress.
  • The Diver: Endures high-pressure depths to find potential. Silent and bold, but lacks infrastructure.
  • The Pilot (Bridge Builder): Uses the Diver’s depth to build a permanent Bridge of Focus. This is the BEFOCUS mandate.
THE KING’S VERDICT:
"Obscurity is for those afraid of the wheel. In the Compulsory Marketplace, if you are not the Pilot, you are merely a line item on someone else’s manifest. We meet the youth in their fantasy and smuggle in the missing values of Focus and Responsibility. The cockpit is open. Take the wheel."

Smuggling Value into the Fantasy

Rather than fighting present-day trends, BEFOCUS Foundation leverages them. By entering the digital fantasy of the youth, the Foundation "smuggles in" core institutional values, converting social media consumers into Marketplace Pilots.

MASTER THE MARKETPLACE

Ready to move from Passenger to Pilot? The full flight manual is now available on Amazon.

GET THE BOOK ON AMAZON

ABOUT BEFOCUS FOUNDATION:
Building Early Future of Common Used Sense (BEFOCUS) is a global mindset-reengineering institution dedicated to raising a generation of African Pilots equipped for universal impact.

Media Contact:
Office of the President, BEFOCUS Foundation
Phone: +234 805 644 7730 | Email: info@befocusyouth.com

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