Every day, we see big stars and well-known names getting most of the attention and support. Whether it’s in music, sports, art, or business, the “big names” already have fame, fans, and money backing them. But what about the young talents just starting out? The ones with ideas, skills, and dreams but not yet a platform?
Supporting young talents is not just fair, it’s smart. When we invest in someone at the beginning of their journey, we give them a chance to grow and shine. These young talents are often full of fresh ideas, new energy, and creativity that can change industries and communities. Without support, many of them fade away, and the world misses out on potential stars.
Communities and businesses should focus on creating programs, scholarships, and opportunities specifically for emerging talents. Mentorship, funding, and exposure are key. Sometimes, all a young person needs is a small chance to show what they can do. Remember, today’s unknown talent can be tomorrow’s big name.
It’s not only about money. Encouragement, advice, and recognition can mean just as much. A young artist, athlete, or entrepreneur can grow faster when people believe in them and guide them. Listening to their ideas and giving them space to experiment helps them develop confidence and skills that last a lifetime.
Supporting young talents also strengthens society. When new voices are heard, communities become more creative, solutions more innovative, and opportunities more inclusive. Investing in young people helps build a future where everyone has a chance to succeed, not just those who are already famous.
Supporting young talents isn’t charity, it’s an investment in the future. If we only invest in the famous, we limit growth and innovation. But when we lift up those coming up, we build a stronger, more creative, and more inspiring world.
It’s time to look beyond the big names and give young talents the chance they deserve. The next global star might be waiting for someone to believe in them today.
Brenna AKARABO
RADIOTV10
