Comments on: Drop Out and Grow Rich http://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich Life Outside The Box Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:27:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Regrets of a Dropout (and why you should drop out too) | Razaberryshttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-242895 The Regrets of a Dropout (and why you should drop out too) | Razaberrys Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:15:59 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-242895 [...] And, just to put your HUGE dreams into perspective, 4 out of 5 of the richest people in the USA are DROPOUTS. (check out this short list) [...] [...] And, just to put your HUGE dreams into perspective, 4 out of 5 of the richest people in the USA are DROPOUTS. (check out this short list) [...]

]]> By: tynan.comhttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-240947 tynan.com Fri, 03 Jun 2011 10:54:04 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-240947 Tynan.. OMG! :) Tynan.. OMG! :)

]]> By: College Isn’t the Answer: You Arehttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-238792 College Isn’t the Answer: You Are Wed, 20 Oct 2010 01:11:13 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-238792 [...] the practice of going to college to “find oneself” often does just the opposite.  “It conforms views, and does not at all reward individuality or thinking outside of the box.” 1 Spending countless hours in a classroom disconnected from creatively exploring one’s [...] [...] the practice of going to college to “find oneself” often does just the opposite.  “It conforms views, and does not at all reward individuality or thinking outside of the box.” 1 Spending countless hours in a classroom disconnected from creatively exploring one’s [...]

]]> By: College Isn’t the Answer: You Are « Ready Fire Aimhttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-238653 College Isn’t the Answer: You Are « Ready Fire Aim Thu, 07 Oct 2010 22:04:32 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-238653 [...] the practice of going to college to “find oneself” often does just the opposite.  “It conforms views, and does not at all reward individuality or thinking outside of the box.” 1 Spending countless hours in a classroom disconnected from creatively exploring one’s [...] [...] the practice of going to college to “find oneself” often does just the opposite.  “It conforms views, and does not at all reward individuality or thinking outside of the box.” 1 Spending countless hours in a classroom disconnected from creatively exploring one’s [...]

]]> By: Jeremyhttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-236511 Jeremy Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:05:53 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-236511 I love this post. I dropped out from college, and now I am making at least 3 millions annually. I prefer to go into restaurant business in NYC. I love this post.
I dropped out from college, and now I am making at least 3 millions annually. I prefer to go into restaurant business in NYC.

]]> By: Demarcus Russohttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-224071 Demarcus Russo Tue, 03 Mar 2009 23:29:35 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-224071 well this is soooooooooooooooooo GAY! well this is soooooooooooooooooo GAY!

]]> By: themanhttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-215030 theman Tue, 16 Dec 2008 18:24:15 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-215030 Hey, I'm just 14 but I'm soon dropping out, in my country I can drop out after 10th grade first school. And right now I'm in 9th grade first school and I'm 14, so I'm probably going to drop out at 15 years old - 16 years old. Or I might be in school a little longer but I'm an entrepreneur soon to come out of hideout, I'm soon a millionaire. When I need to know something, or learn it, I'll teach myself it or look it up or ask someone. School is what gets you ready for a job, but what if you can get a better job than a school can help you get? Well that is where I am, I'm an entrepreneur and I'm not continuing school.And what if you can get into just the right perfect school that teaches you only the stuff that you need to get you rich with your job? Well that's where I am, I'm just teaching myself the things I need to become a millionaire, and by the time I'm 16, I'll be as rich as hell. I'm already getting 1k paychecks spitted at me from everywhere. Hey, I’m just 14 but I’m soon dropping out, in my country I can drop out after 10th grade first school. And right now I’m in 9th grade first school and I’m 14, so I’m probably going to drop out at 15 years old – 16 years old. Or I might be in school a little longer but I’m an entrepreneur soon to come out of hideout, I’m soon a millionaire. When I need to know something, or learn it, I’ll teach myself it or look it up or ask someone.
School is what gets you ready for a job, but what if you can get a better job than a school can help you get?
Well that is where I am, I’m an entrepreneur and I’m not continuing school.

And what if you can get into just the right perfect school that teaches you only the stuff that you need to get you rich with your job? Well that’s where I am, I’m just teaching myself the things I need to become a millionaire, and by the time I’m 16, I’ll be as rich as hell. I’m already getting 1k paychecks spitted at me from everywhere.

]]> By: Austin Wired and Local (AWAL) » Blog Archive » What the universities don’t want you to readhttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-210386 Austin Wired and Local (AWAL) » Blog Archive » What the universities don’t want you to read Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:02:29 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-210386 [...] if it interferes with your college education and societal norms, there’s an excellent post at this blog about the problems with college. I also stole my list of people who didn’t go to college from [...] [...] if it interferes with your college education and societal norms, there’s an excellent post at this blog about the problems with college. I also stole my list of people who didn’t go to college from [...]

]]> By: j-rockhttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-164456 j-rock Tue, 13 May 2008 02:09:05 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-164456 i call bullshit. investing vs saving. what if the ~20k/year more the college graduate earns gets the same interest as the money the 'drop out' invested? it would be a very different storySHENANIGANS i call bullshit. investing vs saving. what if the ~20k/year more the college graduate earns gets the same interest as the money the ‘drop out’ invested? it would be a very different story

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]]> By: Alisahttp://tynan.com/drop-out-and-grow-rich/comment-page-1#comment-156004 Alisa Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:40:23 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/?p=98#comment-156004 This sounds all fine and dandy. However not everyone that choses not to go to college will be more successful than a college graduate. Out of all of the people that I went to high school with, none of the folks that didn't go to college are even doing shit with their lives, so i find it really hard to believe that they are automatically going to make alot of money. I think your argument is valid but also blind to harsh reality. Just because you are a successful college dropout doesn't mean that everyone that reads this will be.Also, I'm graduating this May and will making significantly more than my non-degree holding high school classmates. and i know where most of them work, they are either "street pharmacists" or they work at some restaurant with shitty hours and shitty pay. i'm def. not jealous. This sounds all fine and dandy. However not everyone that choses not to go to college will be more successful than a college graduate. Out of all of the people that I went to high school with, none of the folks that didn’t go to college are even doing shit with their lives, so i find it really hard to believe that they are automatically going to make alot of money. I think your argument is valid but also blind to harsh reality. Just because you are a successful college dropout doesn’t mean that everyone that reads this will be.

Also, I’m graduating this May and will making significantly more than my non-degree holding high school classmates. and i know where most of them work, they are either “street pharmacists” or they work at some restaurant with shitty hours and shitty pay. i’m def. not jealous.

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