You should focus on where you are headed, not where you are coming from.
You only talked about what you are quitting, but didn't mention what you are starting. What is your plan if you quit school?
Honestly the scenario you laid out that you don't like sounds pretty good to me. It may not be fastlane, but retired in your late 30's is pretty appealing. (Especially for me since I just turned 35 on Sunday, lol)
You said that all your classes are a waste of time. One of my biggest regrets is screwing off in college and not taking advantage of the incredible opportunity it provides. There is plenty of useful stuff to be learned and you will probably never have this opportunity again.
And if you think you don't have time to start a business because you're taking a few classes and working part time you need to realize you will probably never have more time to start something than you do now, considering you are living any sort of productive life. Some day a girl will catch your eye. You'll spend all your free time with her. One thing leads to another and you're planning a wedding. Now you're working full time to make the house payment, mowing the yard every week, calling the electric company because they screwed up your bill, and remodeling the kitchen. A couple years later your painting a nursery. Next thing you know you've got one in diapers, another on the way and you always take your phone to the bathroom because that's the only quiet time you can find to just read about "the fastlane", much less find the time to start some new venture.
You only talked about what you are quitting, but didn't mention what you are starting. What is your plan if you quit school?
Honestly the scenario you laid out that you don't like sounds pretty good to me. It may not be fastlane, but retired in your late 30's is pretty appealing. (Especially for me since I just turned 35 on Sunday, lol)
You said that all your classes are a waste of time. One of my biggest regrets is screwing off in college and not taking advantage of the incredible opportunity it provides. There is plenty of useful stuff to be learned and you will probably never have this opportunity again.
And if you think you don't have time to start a business because you're taking a few classes and working part time you need to realize you will probably never have more time to start something than you do now, considering you are living any sort of productive life. Some day a girl will catch your eye. You'll spend all your free time with her. One thing leads to another and you're planning a wedding. Now you're working full time to make the house payment, mowing the yard every week, calling the electric company because they screwed up your bill, and remodeling the kitchen. A couple years later your painting a nursery. Next thing you know you've got one in diapers, another on the way and you always take your phone to the bathroom because that's the only quiet time you can find to just read about "the fastlane", much less find the time to start some new venture.
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