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And that's the reason, why it is so harmful to not go for higher education. If there were only more people thinking that way, you might have heard of it and pur

by wellboy 13y ago

And that's the reason, why it is so harmful to not go for higher education. If there were only more people thinking that way, you might have heard of it and pursued it. Instead you had to throw your whole life around again at 30, where you could have been much further already. But awesome that you took the step.

pessimizer 13y ago
I'm saying that it wasn't such a big deal, and it didn't affect anything FOREVER. I did a lot of things before I went back to college, and I've done a lot of things after. >could have been much further already. I do well. If this is peak income for me, it's an excellent peak income. I'm not looking to go "further" unless random events happen to drag me there. To be clear: if I had it to do all over again, I would have waited just as long to go to college. Out of all of the things I would change, that's not one of them. edit: also, people who go to college do not have the monopoly on hard work. As a person who did an awful lot of manual labor in my life, what I do now doesn't even feel like proper work. I feel like I'm stealing a paycheck for doing puzzles all day.