Hi, I’m stuck in a decision choosing either the beginning of what could become the Slow Lane or a good decision. Currently I have some side hustles throughout my neighborhood typically services (House and pet sitting, Mowing and May get into pressure washing), which the jobs can be inconsistent. My current route for college is to begin education to become an Engineer I’m interested in Agriculture, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical engineering and I’ve also taught myself how to use Java, Python, JS, HTML and plan to learn much more. My problem is that I can choose to get a job working 10 dollars an hour, which will take all my time away from improvement or Stay on the route I’m in Which is investing in myself, and being my own boss. I also have invented some useful tools that I use between my hobbies when I find a problem to enhance my skills. Would anyone be able to give me some advice as to what my plan of action could be?
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