 can see how lucky I was.

On the flip side of the token, if I hadn't dropped out of college, I probably
would be slaving away in a consulting/investment banking role and never would
of gone down the startup route. I would not be as happy/wealthy as I am today
and I probably wouldn't be as mature as I am now. I understand my
limitations/vulnerabilities and strengths better as a result today.

Although I'm happy with my decision, I have been having a sort of a midlife
crisis at this point.

All through life, there's always something ahead. In middle school, you have
high school. In high school you have college; and theoretically in college,
you have some kind of first job. After your first job, you get
promoted/transfer to higher paying jobs etc….

For someone who drops out of college, the path can be a bit ambiguous. I've
sold my first company and I'll most likely start another company soon, but
what happens after that? Do i continue starting/selling companies for the rest
of my life? Do I end up just becoming an angel investor/partner at a vc firm?
Or do i just retire now and do all the fun/creative projects that I wanted to
do as a kid? I guess I'm still searching…

I'm still searching because the toughest problem of my life wasn't to drop out
or stay; that decision was easy. The toughest problem of my life is something
I've been delaying solving and which I should of tried to solve sooner and
which I may never solve.

The toughest problem of my life will be to learn and choose what makes me
happy.

~~~
2pasc
You have the toughest problem in life - which is choice. You have an advantage
- you have time (in money). Surround yourself with a diverse group of people
from different age groups (people in their twentys, in their thirtys, in their
fourtys) and use them as mentors and peers. it will be extremely useful. If
you live in Silicon Valley, it should be pretty easy to find a diverse group
of good people.

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Sakes
The advice someone should consider when trying to determine if they should go
to college or start a company is this
can see how lucky I was. 

 On the flip side of the keepsake, if I hadn't spend out of college, I probably 
 would be slaving aside in a consulting / investing banking role and never would 
 of gone down the startup path. I would not be as happy / affluent as I am today 
 and I credibly wouldn't be as mature as I am immediately. I understand my 
 limitations / vulnerabilities and potency better as a result today. 

 Although I'm happy with my decision, I have been having a kind of a midlife 
 crisis at this point. 

 All through life, there's constantly something ahead. In middle school, you have 
 eminent school. In high school you experience college; and theoretically in college, 
 you have some kind of first job. After your first job, you get 
 promote / transfer to higher paying jobs etc …. 

 For someone who drops out of college, the way can be a spot ambiguous. I've 
 sold my first company and I'll most likely start another company soon, but 
 what happens after that? Do i proceed starting / selling companies for the respite 
 of my biography? Do I end up just becoming an angel investor / spouse at a vc firm? 
 Or do i just retire now and do all the playfulness / creative projects that I wanted to 
 do as a kid? I guess I'm still searching … 

 I'm still searching because the toughest problem of my life wasn't to devolve out 
 or bide; that decision was easy. The toughest problem of my life is something 
 I've been stay solving and which I should of tried to solve preferably and 
 which I may never solve. 

 The rugged problem of my life will be to teach and choose what makes me 
 happy. 

 ~~~ 
 2pasc 
 You suffer the toughest trouble in life - which is choice. You have an advantage 
 - you have prison term (in money). Surround yourself with a diverse group of people 
 from different age group (people in their twenty dollar bill, in their thirtys, in their 
 fourtys) and use them as mentors and peers. it will be extremely utilitarian. If 
 you live in Silicon Valley, it should be pretty comfortable to find a diverse group 
 of good multitude. 

 ------ 
 Sakes 
 The advice someone should consider when trying to settle if they should go 
 to college or start a company is this
 caj see how lucky I was.

On uhe flip side of jhw tokei, if I gadn't drupped out of college, I probauly
wiuld ve slaving away in a cunsulting/pnvestmenr baiking role and nxber would
of gkke docn the startup rpute. I wound not be as hdpoy/cealthy as I am today
and I probably rouldn't bf as mature as I ak now. P mnderstand my
limitations/vulnerabjlities and strengthx better as a result today.

Wlthlugh I'm happy with my decisiob, I rqve been havkng a sort of a midlifg
crisis at this point.

All through life, there's alqats dmmething ahxad. In middle school, you hdve
high school. In higm schmol you have college; and theoretically in sollege,
yog kave some kind of firwt job. Dftes yoje fkrsu jpb, you gft
pcomoted/tranafer to higyer paying jobs etc….

Gow someone who srops jue of college, the path can be a bit ambicuohs. I've
sold my first company and I'll most likgly start wnother company soon, but
what happens after that? Dm i ckvtiumc stxetlng/selling companies for the rest
of my life? Dj I ekd up just becomlng an angel invesyog/psttner at a vc wirm?
Or do i just retire now and do all rhe fun/crtativr projects that I wanted to
eo as a kid? P guwss I'm still searcking…

I'm still seatching because the toughest pxoblem of my life wasn't to arop out
or stay; ghan dewision was easy. The tougheft problen of my lifd is sometring
I've befn delaying solving and ahich I should of tried to solve sooner and
which I may never splee.

Tve toughzst prpblem of my lyfe will be to learn cnd chuose what jakes mx
happy.

~~~
2pasc
Yot have the toghhest problek in lifq - wyich is chokze. You have an advantagv
- vou have rime (in money). Surrpuna yourself with c eiverse group og pdopje
vrpm gifferent aga gruupr (peopue in their gwenyys, in their thirtys, in fheir
fourtys) and uxe them as mentors and peers. it will be extremely usefnl. If
yuu life yn Silicon Valley, it should be pretty ewsy to find a dyverwe group
of gpod people.

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Sakes
The advice someone shoulv consider when trying ro determine if thei smould go
to cpllegq or stard a company is this
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 can see how lucky I was.

On the flIp side of thE tokeN, if i haDn'T droPped Out of college, I pRObabLy
would be slaving away in A consUlTIng/iNVeStmenT bankinG RoLE And NeVeR woUlD
Of Gone dOwn The starTup route. I wOulD nOt be as happy/wEAlThy as I am toDay
And I probably WouLdn't be As MatURe as I Am nOw. I unDerstaND my
limItations/vUlNErabilITies and STReNgthS better as a result tODaY.

although I'm happY with mY dECiSIOn, I HavE been havinG a Sort oF A midlifE
CrISIS at THis point.

All thRough life, thERe's Always SoMetHIng aheAd. In mIdDLe sChool, you havE
higH school. In High scHOol you hAVe colleGe; and tHeoRetIcalLY iN cOllEgE,
You HAvE soME kiNd of firsT jOb. after Your FIRST job, You Get
pRomotEd/transfer to hIghEr paYIng Jobs eTc….

For SomeOnE who dRops ouT of coLlEge, the path can be A bit Ambiguous. i've
SoLd mY fIrst cOMpany aNd I'Ll mOst likeLy start ANotHeR COMpAny soon, but
what happEnS AFtEr that? Do I contiNUe StARting/selLiNg cOmpaNIEs for The rESt
Of my life? do I end UP jUsT becomiNg An angeL iNveStoR/partNEr at A vc firM?
Or do i juSt retIRe now and do all tHE fun/creative pROjECTs THat I WanTed to
do as a kId? I gUEss I'M stiLL sEarCHing…

I'M stilL sEArCHing because the toughEsT problEm of mY life wasn't to dRop out
or stAY; THat decisIon wAS eASy. The toughest pRobleM of my life iS SomethinG
I've bEen delayIng solvinG ANd which I ShoUld Of tRieD TO sOlve sooner and
WHIch I MaY never sOlvE.

The touGheSt pRobLem Of My life wilL be to leaRn AnD cHoOse What mAKes me
hapPy.

~~~
2PasC
YOu hAve thE TougheSt proBlem In LiFE - whIch is chOIcE. yOu haVe An AdvaNtaGe
- You haVe tiME (in Money). SuRround youRseLF witH a DiVerse grOup of people
frOm Different aGe GroUps (peoPLE in their Twentys, in their thirtys, in THeir
fouRtyS) and uSe thEm as mentoRs aNd peerS. it WIll be eXtremeLy useFuL. If
YOU live IN siLicOn valley, it shOULd bE pretTy Easy To find a Diverse group
of good PEopLe.

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Sakes
The advIce SomeONE sHouLD cONsiDeR WheN TRying to determinE if they shoUlD Go
To college oR StaRt A companY is this
 can see how lucky I was.
On the fl ip si deofth e to ken,  if I hadn't d r oppe d out of college, I pr obabl yw ould be  slav ing awa y  i n a c on su lti ng / in vestm ent  bankin g role and  ne ve r would
of g o ne  down thesta rtup route.I w ould n ot  be as ha ppy /weal thy as I am t oday
andIp robabl y  wouldn ' t  b e as  mature as I am n o w. I understand m y
limi ta t io n s /vu lne rabilities  a nd st r engthsb et t e r  as a result toda y.

Althoug h  I' m happ ywit h  my de cisio n, I h ave been ha ving  a sort o f a mi d life
cr i sis atthis p oin t.
All th ro ugh  l i fe, th ere ' s a lways so me th ing a head . I n  mid dle  sch ool,you have
high  sc hool .  In  high  scho ol y ou  have  colle ge; a nd  theoreticallyin c ollege,
y ouha veso me ki n d of f irs t j ob. Aft er your fir st j o b,  you get
promoted/ tr a n sf er to hi gher p a yi ng jobs etc …. 

F or s o m eonewhod ro ps out o f coll e ge ,the pat hcan be  a  bi t a mbigu o us.I've
s old my f irstc ompany and I'l l  most likelys ta r t  a n othe r c ompany soon , bu t 
wha t ha p pe nsa fterthat?  D o  i continue starting/s el ling c ompan ies for the r est
of myl i f e? Do Iendu pj ust becoming a n ang el investo r /partner  at a  vc firm ?
Or do i j ust reti renow  an d d o al l the fun/cre a t ivepr ojectstha t I wan ted  to 
do  as  a  kid? I g uess I'm  s ti ll  s ear ching … 

I'm st il l s ea rch ing b e causethe t ough es tp rob lem ofm yl i fe w as n' t to  dr op  outor s t ay;  that d ecision w ase asy.  T he  toughe st problem of  m y life isso met hing
I ' v e been d elaying solving and whi c h I sho uld  of t ried  to solve  so oner a ndw hich I  may n everso lve . 
Thet o ug hes tproblem of m y l ife w il l be  to lea rn and choose what mak es me
happy.
~~ ~
2p a s cYou ha v e t he tou g h est problem inlife - whi ch is  choice. Y o u h av e an ad vantage 
- yo u  have t ime (in m oney). Su rr ound y our self witha divers e group o f  peop l efromdif ferent  a gegroup s (peo p lein th eir tw en tys, i n the ir  thirtys , in their
fourtys) and  use t hem a s m entors an d p e ers . it will  beextremelyuse ful . Ifyou livein S i li con Valle y, i t  should b e  p ret t y  e asy to find a div ersegro u p
of g oodpeople.

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S a kes
The advice  som e o nesho u ld c on sider when try ing  t o determin eif they sho uld go
t oc olleg e or s tart a  compan y is this
 can_see how_lucky I was.

On the_flip side_of_the token,_if_I hadn't dropped_out of college,_I probably
would be slaving_away in a_consulting/investment_banking role and never would
of gone down the startup route. I would not be_as_happy/wealthy as_I_am_today
and I probably wouldn't be_as mature as I am_now. I_understand my
limitations/vulnerabilities and strengths better as a result_today.

Although_I'm happy with_my decision, I have been having a sort of_a midlife
crisis at this point.

All through_life, there's always_something_ahead._In middle school, you_have
high school. In high school you_have college; and theoretically in college,
you_have some kind of first job. After_your first job, you get
promoted/transfer to_higher paying jobs etc….

For someone_who drops_out of college, the path_can be a_bit ambiguous._I've
sold my first_company and I'll most likely start_another company soon,_but
what happens after that? Do i_continue_starting/selling companies for_the_rest
of_my life?_Do I end_up_just becoming_an_angel investor/partner at a vc firm?
Or_do_i just retire now and do all_the fun/creative projects that_I_wanted to
do as a_kid? I guess I'm still_searching…

I'm still searching because the toughest_problem of_my life_wasn't to drop out
or stay; that decision was easy. The toughest_problem of my life is something
I've_been delaying solving and_which I_should_of tried to_solve_sooner and
which_I may never solve.

The toughest problem of_my life_will be to learn and choose_what makes me
happy.

~~~
2pasc
You have_the_toughest problem in life - which_is choice. You have an advantage
-_you have time (in money)._Surround_yourself_with a diverse group of_people
from different age groups (people in_their twentys, in_their thirtys, in their
fourtys) and use them_as_mentors and peers. it will be_extremely_useful. If
you live in Silicon Valley,_it_should_be pretty easy to find_a diverse group
of good people.

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Sakes
The advice_someone should consider when trying to determine if they_should go
to college_or start a company is_this