Sean Wan
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Hello sir.
I will turn 18 in a month. I'm among the top 100 students of my country (Mauritius), and among the top 20 in accounting/economics according to the University of Cambridge syllabus. I'm currently studying accounting and economics for 2 years to obtain the required certificate and maybe a scholarship to go to university abroad (most probably canada).
However, after reading "the millionaire fastlane ", of which I've only read the first 13 chapters till now, you've convinced me that peole can get rich fast. I have purchased but have not yet read your 2 others bookSince young, I've always wanted to set up a business like my grandfathers who previously owned a boat painting business and a wine factory.
My best qualities (according to me) are my public speaking abilities and that i'm a hardworker.
My worst traits is that I am not very creative/innovative, and cannot really be described as the one who'll think out of the box.
So I'm more in the implementation of the idea than coming up with the idea itself.
I possess basically no computer/web knowledge as well...
So I was wondering whether you would advise me to still go to university or rather try setting up a business when my 2 remaining years of school will be over....
Note that i cannot pursue any science/engineering path at unviersity as I am already on the accounting/economics path...
Kind regards
Wan Sean
I will turn 18 in a month. I'm among the top 100 students of my country (Mauritius), and among the top 20 in accounting/economics according to the University of Cambridge syllabus. I'm currently studying accounting and economics for 2 years to obtain the required certificate and maybe a scholarship to go to university abroad (most probably canada).
However, after reading "the millionaire fastlane ", of which I've only read the first 13 chapters till now, you've convinced me that peole can get rich fast. I have purchased but have not yet read your 2 others bookSince young, I've always wanted to set up a business like my grandfathers who previously owned a boat painting business and a wine factory.
My best qualities (according to me) are my public speaking abilities and that i'm a hardworker.
My worst traits is that I am not very creative/innovative, and cannot really be described as the one who'll think out of the box.
So I'm more in the implementation of the idea than coming up with the idea itself.
I possess basically no computer/web knowledge as well...
So I was wondering whether you would advise me to still go to university or rather try setting up a business when my 2 remaining years of school will be over....
Note that i cannot pursue any science/engineering path at unviersity as I am already on the accounting/economics path...
Kind regards
Wan Sean
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