100 losing themselves...

100 hard times :(

Same problem
Full time online, full time gf, full time school.
If you are not at a VERY good university program, drop out of school! I was going to drop out last year but I have only this year and one more to go and its one of the top biz schools here in canada, so it may come in handy one day.

Try taking a vacation. Go somewhere warm :) When you get back you will be twice as productive.

If you feel VERY weak cause of little sleep, drink more coffe, coke, or take a fat burner to speed up your system, jus be careful with those.

bdjuf

I am also a young guy, at 22 years old I am currently in second year of law school, I did a 4 year honours BA before that.

I have been doing business online throughout all of this...going on 6 years now including high school - school is doable and university is not as hard as you think :) I managed to do it and run 3 businesses, one of which had (at one point) 4 employees and $1mil in revenues. the other two businesses are like yours....very labour UNintensive, mind-intensive work.

that particular business, while impressive on paper, was much too much work in MANAGING the people. I am now implementing the code/processes/management necessary to run my 4-employee business with one employee. BDJUF you are in a great position...your business run with very little labour. refine them so they are automated works of art.

STAY IN SCHOOL, your education is something that no-one can ever, ever take from you. it will open doors that may have required a lot of knocking otherwise. a lot of people above have said 'you can always go back' but you know what? people rarely do :) the world is just too fast once you're 'in it', and you can't go back, the money is just too tempting (rather than SPENDING time and money going back to school!) get it over with now and have it under your belt for the rest of your life. your business mind is not going to change while you are in school - you will refine it, you will learn to MULTITASK.

my advice is to work SMART - someone earlier in this thread mentioned that the best type of business is the kind where you can automate everything. time management is CRITICAL if you want to accomplish many things. KRL mentioned a PDA...use one! Automate your business and hire smart people to handle what can't be handled by a crontab :)

additionally, graduating from university WHILE also making serious bank in business is an accomplishment in itself, and if need be will open many doors. it shows maturity and the ability to be accountable on many fronts.

in no way am I saying to give up the entrepreneurship; I know that it is the result of an inner drive only a select few have. However, I can tell you that from my case, I will be graduating with 7 figures in the bank, a BA and a law degree...my fellow classmates are graduating $50k in debt and fighting for jobs.

with hard work, goals and time management, you can do it

BD, were on 3 threads of advice now.

Have you found yourself yet bro?

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cut your units, your nightouts and organize your time w/ the biz...

I have to come up with a decision wether or not to go to university

I am pretty sure of my decision, but my parents, grandparents, and great grand parents would disown me :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

You have to stay in school. My :2 cents: You need an education in today's society.... you know.... in case this porn thing doesn't work out:winkwink:

if it doesn't work out I Will have 100k$+ in the bank account to invest in real estate and other projects

where does school come in?

I sale cheap short found souls.

I disagree quite a bit.

Dude, the way you shop, that $100k will melt down before you know it.. I'll take a stab that some of that cash is inheritance money which tends to burn a hole in your pocket.

It's good to keep the cashflow going while you have capital and going to school, but burning the candle at both ends will end up hurting a bit. Like others said in this thread, getting an education (notice education, not just school) is always a good thing, maybe you can cut down on your expensive wardrobe and going out and then trim down on your workload, budget your time and money and burn the credit cards..

Finish school, there is no insurance like it.. do it when you're young and you will be happy you did. KRL has many good points, but no offense few people get to where you have, it's a bit of a gamble..unless you have lots of expendable capital and even then it's still a struggle

i say do both... just organize your time get a schedule when to do what.. and stick to it

and go uni but take it slow if u want ;)

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Hmm, I guess maybe in your culture being disowned by your parents is unbearable?

not really, but I Would much rather not be :1orglaugh

delegate..

and health is more important than money