Hello, The most important value someone can acquire is handling priorities and finishing tasks whether you like the tasks or no. Programming can be a hobby or

Hello, The most important value someone can acquire is handling priorities and finishing tasks whether you like the tasks or no. Programming can be a hobby or job. Today for you, is probably mostly a hobby and that's a very good hobby. But don't think for a minute that programming for a client, is as interesting as programming for your self. What keeps you going is the art of self-discipline. The persistence to do what you have to do when you should do it whether you feel like it or not. School should be priority No1 for you. School will probably give you access to a University which will give you access to a world full of opportunities that now, you can't see, so basically you don't know what you're missing. For every Zuckerberg, Jobs and Gates there are billion equally brilliant young men out there who fail everyday. Better fail with a degree that will give you access to the market than fighting alone, having to prove yourself at every step. Generally speaking school or no school, that's up to you. But completing successfully tasks that you don't like is paramount if you want to be successful. I with you the best of luck :-)