[Digital Stacker]

Might be personal question for you friends, But I would like to know the experience of some fellow members, how you look at yourself after dropping out your education at early age .

Due to some personal reasons and family concern , some mates supposed to stop education, I won't say its good thing because education really matter and act very important role in your life.
Its very necessary for each and everyone in order to improve knowledge, way of living as well as social and economic status throughout the life.

but what are you guys up to now , either you consider more successful than those who completed it or you continued your study even after some break.

I respect all comments over my Topic, Please share your experience , if you have any.

[Nate]

I mean it’s pretty low of someone to ask because they’re looking how to value you
If you get what I mean?

[Digital Stacker]

I mean it’s pretty low of someone to ask because they’re looking how to value you
If you get what I mean?

I completely understand bro , that's why I said it might be personal question to answer for someone their own inner experience.

[Perileos]

I mean I don't introduce myself like: "Hey I'm Perileos, I have X degree and Y degree and I majored in Z. Nice to meet you".

[Dopamine]

Education isn't always the way to a rich and succesful life.
You can have a degree and end up in a shitty job at $15/hrs.

I personally know some guys who run their own compagny without any education and earn more than 6 figures per years.

[yorickx]

Imo academic education is obsolete, of course there is some upsides like contacts and connections you make there, but imo self learning is a lot more beneficial while working on your own projects and simultaneously applying these skills on real projects. I&they call myself yung jeff bezos

[HOMODIN]

In the small town where I lived for a while people got all these nice fancy degrees and in the end they just ended up in grills and as cashiers making 10€/h at most. So yeah, years and student loan well spent right.
Hell, I haven't got and education, I can loudly n proudly say that I dropped and I'm happy about it. Got a kid, got an apartment, looking to buy one more apartment or house and also looking to buy a property and build a summer cottage and what nat. Hell, I make +200k€/y with my 9-5 job and no, not in any way related to finance. Then I also have my own company that I (ab)use n run so yeah, can't complain.

But yeah, sure, life has had some rough patches, I have been homeless n all that shit too...I was thrown out from home when I was 15...no "old money" here tho.