Tell your brother to finish college, enjoy life and and don't worry about what you're doing. Any good luck he may experience now will not serve him later on lik

Tell your brother to finish college, enjoy life and and don't worry about what you're doing. Any good luck he may experience now will not serve him later on like a college degree. If you were older, you would understand what I mean by the phenom $90,000 for a year "burger flipper" doing web development in the last tech boom. These things are cyclical. Help him finish his degree, help him get his own good job and plan a career with good prospects that will serve him in this boom, or any other. I dropped out of high school to program for a living in 1988, so I'm not suggesting he does what I did. It isn't a competition and since history repeats itself, just like economic cycles, he'll have a chance again. We had a good boom then, in the nineties and again the last couple of years. But at 21, I wouldn't listen to sage advice either.