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Hey uhm so this is wierd (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Plastic-Current8004@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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So I 18m have had this business Idea that I’ve tried to start a few times but recently it’s looking good to say the least. Basically its a large term sponsorship management company for an explosive platform, and well idk feels good that my idea could actually make a good living. Anyways at what net worth do you drop out of college. Even if I make it big I will probably stay and just have fun, but interested to see what you guys would say.

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[–] jmoneyb1@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

- Stay in college, improve your grammar
- Your idea is just an idea, you're already jumping ahead to 'what if' scenarios assuming it will 100% succeed and figuring out when you'll drop out of college shouldn't even be a concern. Most businesses fail to get off the ground, and even then, most businesses don't do well
- 'Sponsorship management company,' so you're a marketing agency? Incredibly saturated market and typically you'd want to have already gotten a degree in something related and have worked in the industry to understand the specifics/dynamics required to succeed

By all means, please give it a go but consider that a degree is a fantastic back-up and will also help you in any future business endeavours.