Where do you draw the line that your current job is getting your more places than your college education? For years I've been analyzing this and coming up with "Well, if you want to be a doctor, engineer, lawyer, or in a specific line of work, a college degree guarantees you'll have a dope paying job with a 401k and benefits out the ass." But I don't want to be a lawyer, doctor, engineer, or anything that has to do with math. Also having a cubicle sounds like living in a prison from 9-5. Yuck.
I see where degrees and licenses are significant, but for what I want to do, I don't really know of any schooling or degrees or certifications that apply to me.
I don't want to quit or give up though. Just right now, professionally what I've got going on is paying off more than going to classes and playing the pass/fail game. LAME.
So now it's time for phone calls to be made, appointments to set up, counselors of all backgrounds to talk to, as well as working on this business. This shit is growing like a parasite in my daily life and I'm like, WHOA!!!!! Except not entirely. I'm just finding out more and more that I've got a lot to get done still and a lot of stuff to sort through and figure out. In the end I know it'll all make everyone happy, well not EVERYONE, but those that matter most will be happy, and that's always good.
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