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I hate study (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by Arin_azo@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Is it okay to not have interest in formal study

I am currently in india doing a under graduation degree . Its my first year .But i am really not into this i don't like to learn all this bullshit although i got 90%in 12 examination. But still i like to learn about business and planning to start one . I have recently watch a short video saying maximum billionaire and millionaire have college degree. So if i am not interested in this am i missing something. I am really confused right now .so please provide any suggestions you have

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[–] yannickvonline@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Hi! You mentioned in a comment that your school might not be a great place for connections, but since you're there yourself, there definitely might be more people with similar goals and interests.

So I definitely agree with what dewster23 mentioned about it being a great way to connect. But other than school, maybe you can search for events/seminars where making connections is a bit easier.

Starting a business while studying imo creates a situation that forces you to build consistency, since you won't have all day to spend on business. Building. learning and seeing what kind of resources you can use from your study are great ways to keep improving.

I might have gotten a bit side-tracked, let me know if you have any questions!