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I've already posted on this forum before regarding my situation but I'll just give you guys a little recap.
I just turned 20 last month and I currently run an online store which has crossed the 6 figure mark in a year. However, I notice that it does fairly well in specific months so the rest of the months, I'm just floating by. But that's not the main point about this.
I'm also a Youtuber on ecommerce and have been uploading consistently for the past year (currently at 3.1k subs). Through Youtube, people began to trust me more and I began to offer mentoring/consulting to those in ecommerce and charging them anywhere from $500-$2k. Along with this, I have affiliate links on my videos which get me some cash here and there.
My main question is, I feel a little lost. It's as if I have no specific direction which I'm going in, but rather just doing activities day to day like filming videos or working on my store. But it just doesn't feel as if I'm working towards anything big or long-lasting.
I'm also planning on completing this year of community college and taking a "gap year" which I hope turns into me never going back to college. But with my overall confusion, I'm even doubting the decision of dropping out of college.
How do you guys deal with such things and what would you suggest? I would also love to hear your story if you went through something like this because honestly, I feel lost. All my friends are out partying or having fun while I'm the only one hustling so I can't even look to them for advice.
I just turned 20 last month and I currently run an online store which has crossed the 6 figure mark in a year. However, I notice that it does fairly well in specific months so the rest of the months, I'm just floating by. But that's not the main point about this.
I'm also a Youtuber on ecommerce and have been uploading consistently for the past year (currently at 3.1k subs). Through Youtube, people began to trust me more and I began to offer mentoring/consulting to those in ecommerce and charging them anywhere from $500-$2k. Along with this, I have affiliate links on my videos which get me some cash here and there.
My main question is, I feel a little lost. It's as if I have no specific direction which I'm going in, but rather just doing activities day to day like filming videos or working on my store. But it just doesn't feel as if I'm working towards anything big or long-lasting.
I'm also planning on completing this year of community college and taking a "gap year" which I hope turns into me never going back to college. But with my overall confusion, I'm even doubting the decision of dropping out of college.
How do you guys deal with such things and what would you suggest? I would also love to hear your story if you went through something like this because honestly, I feel lost. All my friends are out partying or having fun while I'm the only one hustling so I can't even look to them for advice.
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