Hi everyone,
I'm a 20 years old accountancy student from Singapore. I'm read tons self-help, entrepreneurship etc books, including Fastlane, which gave me a lot of useful insights.
I withdrew on a work attachment scholarship with one of the big 4 accounting firms to start on my entrepreneurship journey and I didn't go to college.
For the past few months, I have been indulging on all the top entrepreneurship books recommended. (Well I wanted to learn as much as I could first before starting out). I read 5 books a week on average.
However, then the truth sets in that I'm just pretty much addicted to books and not taking actions. I feel like I'm not being productive and I just don't know where and what to start (a biz)
I feel kind of directionless and was thinking if I should go to college (fully funded by the government for me) which means I'm getting free education.
Pro of going college:
Perceived as less of a loser by having degree
Network
Back up plan?
Cons of going college:
Wasting of 3/4 years (I could be using the time to learn how to sell instead)
I'm just really confused, even if i were to go college, what should i be taking up?
What would you do if you were my age, with the freedom of least commitment and responsibility?
I'm a 20 years old accountancy student from Singapore. I'm read tons self-help, entrepreneurship etc books, including Fastlane, which gave me a lot of useful insights.
I withdrew on a work attachment scholarship with one of the big 4 accounting firms to start on my entrepreneurship journey and I didn't go to college.
For the past few months, I have been indulging on all the top entrepreneurship books recommended. (Well I wanted to learn as much as I could first before starting out). I read 5 books a week on average.
However, then the truth sets in that I'm just pretty much addicted to books and not taking actions. I feel like I'm not being productive and I just don't know where and what to start (a biz)
I feel kind of directionless and was thinking if I should go to college (fully funded by the government for me) which means I'm getting free education.
Pro of going college:
Perceived as less of a loser by having degree
Network
Back up plan?
Cons of going college:
Wasting of 3/4 years (I could be using the time to learn how to sell instead)
I'm just really confused, even if i were to go college, what should i be taking up?
What would you do if you were my age, with the freedom of least commitment and responsibility?
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