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Domingues inspires others through writing 

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By Maria Kandjungu
WHEREAS a lot of newly  graduates sit at home unable  to find jobs, Goodwill  Domingues chose a different path of  job creation while inspiring others  through writing.  As one of the young authors in  the country, Domingues, who just  launched his second book in August,  knew who he was and what his passion  is. At the age of 21, Domingues  sold his first book which was published  and launched by his publishing  company, Review Namibia three  years ago. His first book titled ‘Philosophy  of Progress’ was published in  2016 while ‘Code Named Progress’  was published in 2018.  The 24 year old University of Namibia  graduate now holds a Bachelor’s  Degree in Media Studies and  works as a marketing specialist at Ef-fective Media. The young entrepreneur is  also responsible for the day to day running  the Review Namibia and the team  through various publishing tasks and  author activation campaigns.  Born and raised at Oneshila in Oshakati,  Goodwill told confidente that his  parents taught him the art of hard work  and honesty. They have always encouraged  him to go out and work hard for  whatever he wanted.  Narrating his journey as an author,  Domingues told Confidente that he  wrote his first book at an early age of 19.  “In 2013 I started writing my first book  I had no idea where to get it published or  where to start with its marketing. I had  written over 240 pages of different kinds  of stories and how they related to different  aspects of life and what it means to  dream big. I had been thinking about a  launch for over a year and I finally met  a man who changed my insight on business  forever. I ended up self-publishing  and started my own publishing company,”  he stated.  While so many youths are still struggling  to find their passion and calling,  Domingues noted that life has taught  him that it is easier to have a vision and  work towards it rather than not have  anything. According to him, when one  has a vision and a destination in mind  there are no such things as lessons but  just hurdles to overcome and focus on  your destination.  “I have learned that in life it easier to  have a vision and work towards that vision  rather than not have anything and  still hit rock bottom,” Domingues noted  further.  According to the young writer, most of  his writings were inspired by his parents  who have supported his dreams from the  beginning. “My life changed when I first  realised that changing your dreams to reality  is as easy as the night changing into  day. After that I simply continued to pursue  dream after dream and every time it  gets easier,” he emphasised.  The young entrepreneur said that he  has his bucket list full for the next five  years.  “Let me just say I see myself involved  in all kinds of publishing industries  mostly digital and global marketing. So  I have a lot of work to do.  “To everyone wishing and hoping to  start doing things on their own, just go  out there and make things happen,. You  cannot get anything if you simply hope  or wish for it. Plant the seed and water it  and watch it become a huge tree. That is  how life works on many different levels.  Yes, there is never a lack of opportunity.  We live in world abundant with opportunities.  Never sleep!,” Dominques encouraged.  His first book is available for ordering  at truthtonep@gmail.com and the  second book is available for purchase at  Uncle Spikes Book exchange.


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