From Sweeping Floors to HR Management Graduate: The Story of TikTok Star @Buhle_ghost

• A TikTok post shared by a young man tells a story of his journey, where he works as a panel beater in a car garage
• The post garnered supportive comments from netizens, who appreciated his honesty and encouraged him to keep working hard towards his goals
• The young man's perseverance, patience, and humility are highlighted as qualities that will lead to success in the future

@buhle_ghost shared a TikTok post with a heartwarming story of his recent journey. The young man is seen sweeping the floors of a car garage where he works as a panel beater even though he is a qualified HR Management student.

"Whatever it takes kid, survive," he captioned the video.

HR Management graduate working as a panel beater

You can watch the post below:

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Netizens shared words of encouragement with him

@hamdieilish said:

"Thank you so much for being real and showing that not everything goes as planned "

@Wolverine added:

"I did a learnership that paid me R1500 4 years ago, today I’m a specialist in an industry I studied for… kuyahlangana mchana yizwa ngam ♥️"

@vuyo.m said::

"Whatever it takes bhuda"

@Katlego added:

"Louder Goortman"

@Ayanda Magwaza said:

"Your patience and humility are going to open great doors for you "

@Boniwe Maduna added:

"I love you so much for being this real. "

@Kenaleone Ontlametse said:

"As long as you’re making money and you know what you’re working towards fam! You’ve got the formula ❤️"

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Source: Briefly News