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Should I go to school for business (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by Fugslayer0@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I just graduated high school last school year and I am lost to what I wanna do but I know for a fact I don’t want to live from paycheck to paycheck.I want to be financially free to where I don’t ever have to look at the tag when I buy something.I want useless money on useless item.I want to be free but I don’t know where to start.I’m told to go to school but I know that leads to debt so I joined this to ask for advice. Is school useful? Will it lead me to the designation I admire so much? I would be happy if you could send me videos to watch about video the ins and outs of business.

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[–] Low-Helicopter-2696@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

People who are commenting that you should just read books on business instead of going to school have a gross misunderstanding of what college is all about.

If you enroll in a program and take it seriously you'll get a lot out of a business degree. You probably also have internship opportunities that could lead to jobs.

There's a great book called The emyth, which kind of explains what you're asking about. There's a difference between being an expert at doing a particular task, and running a business.