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the problem with all those ideas is that they cost money to get started. You're not going to find investors to throw down a couple million dollars for one of your ideas unless you have a more respectable background than "guitar teacher." I make anywhere from $50-$75 depending on my job right now, and there's just no possible way I would have landed any of those gigs without a college degree. Plus, those are basically entry level pays for my career, with advancement and promotion of the company (both internally and externally) I could be looking at a significant income. I've heard your story from countless people, and basically it all just boils down to laziness and lack of ambition
Quote: Harry_Ba11sach said: the problem with all those ideas is that they cost money to get started. You're not going to find investors to throw down a couple million dollars for one of your ideas unless you have a more respectable background than "guitar teacher." I make anywhere from $50-$75 depending on my job right now, and there's just no possible way I would have landed any of those gigs without a college degree. Plus, those are basically entry level pays for my career, with advancement and promotion of the company (both internally and externally) I could be looking at a significant income. I've heard your story from countless people, and basically it all just boils down to laziness and lack of ambition
I have ambition, but not really for the corporate/business world. I like the prospects of do it yourself business ... but I'm still going for a college degree though, cause I think it's def better to have it than not.
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I make anywhere from $50-$75 depending on my job right now, and there's just no possible way I would have landed any of those gigs without a college degree. Plus, those are basically entry level pays for my career, with advancement and promotion of the company (both internally and externally) I could be looking at a significant income. I've heard your story from countless people, and basically it all just boils down to laziness and lack of ambition 
