You're already a competent communicator. That's unfortunately a skill lost for a lot of people with "good jobs". I recommend at least finishing high school, bu

You're already a competent communicator. That's unfortunately a skill lost for a lot of people with "good jobs". I recommend at least finishing high school, but it's not absolutely crucial. It will help just all the more with landing a job for someone else— Your question and situation is a tough one. If you're young and I knew you I would rail against you: "GO BACK TO SCHOOL". -- But! The world is large. You need to find your own way through it. Continue to look for advice from accomplished people and ignore advice from people who are seeking to validate their own ego. It can be tough to decode that in real time and real life, but from the sounds of it you'll be fine. -- Separate from my sloppy attempts and encouragement— you should never stop learning whatever you can that might help the direction you decide to move in. By that I mean, even if you had a high-level degree in any field you can't stop there. That is the road less travelled you're going down presently, though. If you want to talk some more (from someone with similar—but not the same—experience), check my profile for a link to my contact. I'd be happy to talk it out.