A lot of people here are recommending you stick it out with school. I had your attitude 5 years ago. I was (am) very smart and entrepreneurial, and I hated high

A lot of people here are recommending you stick it out with school. I had your attitude 5 years ago. I was (am) very smart and entrepreneurial, and I hated high school. My senior year, I only took 4 classes, showed up at 9:15 and left at 11:45. I got mediocre grades at best. I stuck it out with school, went to college and got a CS degree. College ended up being excellent, but my advice to you would be not to go... yet. The best thing you can do is find a programming job or internship. Learn to work hard (rather than talk hard), build things (publicly on github is best for opening up opportunities), save money, and go to college in several years. College will be the best experience of your life, and if you do it when you're 22-26, you will get way more out of it than the rest of us who went straight after high school. Make friends, build things with them, and use the education to become a far better engineer than you ever were. You will then be able to build something amazing. I can guarantee you if you go out now and try to build a company at your stage of skill/experience/age, you will build a heap of crap, that you might be able to sucker some company into paying you a million dollars at best. But you will have squandered your talent, and you will not be as amazing as you could have been. P.S. like other people have said, stop writing as if you're referencing a thesaurus for every sentence, it reeks of immaturity and naivete.