PLEASE READ --> Hi everyone, this is a completely different video than normal. Videos will resume back to normal on Monday with an EPIC video by Simon Sinek. I want to explain that College is a perfect solution to many, however to others it may not be a good fit. For myself, it was perfect, for one of my good friends, it wasn't a good fit. If you are currently in college, do not rely on that the piece of paper that you receive at the end to get you far, it is your own commitment and perseverance that will get you far. College is one of the best places on earth to develop networking connections with fellow students and professors, as well as create experiences that are extremely valuable. I want to emphasise that you don't need to go to the best and most expensive school to get the best education or be successful. My advice is to BECOME INVOLVED, make friends with as many people as possible, help others, and be true to yourself. I REPEAT, this is not a video saying that College is useless, but rather we put too much emphasis on a piece of paper, thinking that a degree is going to catapult us to great success. Make the most out of your time, go out there and make connections with other people, and take risks!
Gustavo Ocampos You completely missed his point idiot. He said that it's good for some people and not a fit for others. Obviously if someone's dream is to become a lawyer or nuclear physicist they would have to go to college(making it a fit) but there's much more out there than those types of jobs. Being an entrepreneur doesn't require college at all and sometimes if you're undecided, college can be the worst mistake of your life cause you wasted tens of thousands of dollars for something you don't want to do
I agree that a college degree does NOT guarantee success and is not needed to get a good job or be a great entrepreneur! My ex-husband has more education, certifications, credentials , and training (I have a BS in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science) than me, but the lazy MOFO doesn’t feel like he needs to work (Has NO work ethic, and thus lives off of others like a parasite), and feels entitled to every thing (yep he’s a lazy narcissist). He literally has not worked for 10 year because he doesn’t want to (and he’s repeatedly told me: “you can’t make me”), and his narcissist mother condones this awful behavior. He blames me for for him not being successful! Such craziness! Thank God I divorced his parasitic narcissistic lazy ass!
Motivation Madness ! KEY 🗝......Is ... Study is necessary.....&... NOT Necessarily expensive kind of Few views were worth taking to the note, otherwise.... else are useless. There is no versatility
College never was a school, it has always been a business with a misconception of education, you can educate yourself but college discredits self education because it takes away from there bottom line. Which is to make money. So they sell you fake credibility in the form of degrees. The business owners that are hiring implements the credibility into their business a d call it qualifications, all the while distracting you from the truth. You have to be woke to be free of mental slavery.
@@noexcuses9951 I can and will destroy your argument w this. You know those doctors that check on you when you visit ? Guess they were duped into paying for bio sci, genes, chem rather than teach themselves the subjects and become self made doctors huh Lmao. Clown. Listen to your TH-cam name and don't make excuses as to why you chose not to attend college
Wonderful quote man, thanks for sharing this I have a teacher who taught us some notions with that method. The last time he did that, I had a 5,75/18 lmao
That is true but school isnt like that they put such random knowledge in your brain so im confused why my parents trust the teachers they dont understand me or what i want😕 sry for bad english its not my first language
It's funny because i love math but i hate almost any career that has math(which is everything lol) because college and even in high school, the classes that teach the more difficult and necessary math dont have basic classes (for slow learners like me) and i actually want to underatand what im learning but it is hard when no one will wait for you to catch up or understand, everything is a damn struggle out here😂😂
My math teacher in college once said "It's a pity that I have to give you grades for tests. I bet without the stress, you'd learn so much more in my class and enjoy it." Edit: I know it's been over a year, but holy cow, thank you everybody for the comments and likes.
Wise teacher.....''The supreme misfortune is when theory out strips performance'' Leonardo De Vinci. Could it be he or she ''had to give grades for tests'' because of The ''5 ounces of stupid that is provided with every pound of education'' ? (Thomas à Kempis)
The point of this video is NOT to disregard learning, it is to show that you do not need a piece of paper to show how useful you are, you just simply prove it by doing amazing things.
@@thememe986 only a handful of people do amazing things with or without higher education. NO ONE must spend thousands of dollars on education to be successful in life, NO ONE.
Just eat the pressure, if my parents would scream and yell i just smile at them, i am like a stone a diamond, their screams dont break me, if they be violent all i do is grapple, no hitting that is bad, it so simple good luck
As a college freshman, the thing I've learned is that college isn't meant for everyone. I walked into college thinking I'd be taught the career pathway skill of my choice right away, but instead it's just highschool with a ridiculously expensive payload. My dad keeps telling me that freshman year is the hardest year of college because it's basically them testing you to see if you're dedicated enough to get to the skill you wish to learn, but if I'm gonna have to earn the right to be taught the skill I want, then college isn't for me.
I'd be retiring or working less in 5 years and I'm only curious how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments?? I earn around $165K per year but nothing to show for it yet
With this crash I'll say it wont be too easy to pick the right stock, Jim Cramer said there are still huge opportunities despite the crash, and I overheard someone talk about making $250k from about $110k since the crash. How do I make these kind of returns Nate?
Thats true, I've been getting assisted by a coach for almost a year now, I started out with less than $120K and I'm just $19,000 short of half a million in profit.
@@lipglosskitten2610 Big Credits to 'Christine Jane Mcleanshe has a web presence, so you can simply search for, there are some others but it might be difficult to get them, but Christine as been a good guide through the year.
If you do not agree then: GUYS WITHOUT SCHOOL WE WOULD NOT HAVE DOCTORS AND WITHOUT DOCTORS WE WOULD HAVE NO ONE TO SAVE OUR LIVES. SCHOOL IS NOT USELESS, WE NEED SCHOOL TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY. SCHOOL IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT SCHOOL IS UESLESS.
Likely that all those jobs will get automated eventually though... EDIT: To back up what I said: Pilots, doctors and dentists are fairly easy to automate since they deal with the physical world and not the mind. Therapists are a little more difficult, but I think it would be easier than you think to have a robot therapist ask specific questions to help understand the type of trauma + personality and then recommend specific actions to take to help alleviate it. There are already primitive types of this in online surveys. Anything with a proven process can be automated. There will always be people doing all jobs though for people who want to pay extra for the human touch. It happens like that already today. People book things online because they don't mind not talking to a travel agent. Rich people or people who are unsure of technology will always employ people instead of using tech to do the same job. Also realise that it's economics driving this activity. Minimum wage keeps going up while people keep wanting more for less. This forces businesses to automate parts of their business that are costing too much to service with people when the vast majority can be served by machine at a fraction of the cost. As a business, automation also allows you to sell more for less. This mechanism is exactly why our lives keep improving across the world so dramatically. As someone with 20 years of experience in the tech industry, I know there are very few things that can't be automated. It's already happening in all industries, but it can be hard to see the next step in the evolution of technology if you don't understand how it works. You don't wake up one day and everything is automated. It's been happening for a long time already and it's only accelerating. I know this is won't be popular but I think it better to be prepared for the potential of it, because it's already happening.
Listen, I don’t like college either. Actually I’ll might drop out after this semester. However it is easy to hear this one in a million stories from millionaires and billionaires. So before making a decision, take step back and analyze all the pros and cons and try to see yourself in 5 years . Good luck to everyone!
@@Delimon007 The real problem is that you expect the degree to get you a job. All the time you spend in college is useless if you’re not networking your ass of those 4 years and getting experience in the field you want to go into after school. That’s something they should tell you before you go or else yes, it’s absolutely worthless.
Agreed, but unfortunately youtubers are forced to make titles as clickbait-y as possible to get the maximum amount of views. It's unfortunate but I don't blame them
Foobar, so it took college to help you understand "how to learn"? Buahahaha.. so what did all of these people do a thousand years ago to learn new things... you guys sound like corn fed sheep ripe for the slaughtering... and I like sheep. {Side note: I have a degree}
Being successful don’t happen by magic Success is dependent on the action or steps you take to achieve it. Show me a man who doesn't have an investment and I will tell you how soon he'll go broke Investment is building a safe haven for the future: with the right choice of investment that has at least 1% minimum risk and with an Expert guidance, profit and interest should be 💯 guaranteed.
@@renanperez9299 I agree e with you 💯 .. I had a senior colleague at work who was doing well but never had an investment. Unfortunately he lost his job and went from living a comfortable life to hardship. There would had been something to fall back on if he had an investment
@Tran Nguyen True, there is never any culture of wealth gathering or wealth creation to keep multiplying your finance that lack an investment value. This means, if you have to plan you must be an investor. that's why Investing in crypto stands to be the best
@Tran Nguyen I believe The only credible law of increase is investment because money not invested has no future. I make huge profits on my investment since i started trading fx with Mr Kelvin Maorgan, his trading strategies are top notch.
@@bluemystic5980 Learning is still important, it might teach you life skills and make you smarter so your adult life can be better. Studying and learning is the way to pass
Going school 20 yrs of life doesn't prove what job I'm gonna get no experience besides working on textbook and get get Grade 9s just to get job which don't make sense in future what is this facts gona do I will forget them anyway so why waste my time when it's not my passion to be engineer etc... Life in school is like 9-5 anyways I'm so lost to why I'm in school when I would rather get kicked out I don't give a toss about school
@@KiKatty legally you have the option to quit schooling and sign yourself out. Quote on quote "its not a good idea" From People who are too stuck in the old ways of school that's outdated.
Offer free services, then..so you can get your feet in the door - this is how you build portfolio, experience & rep.. Don't forget to harness your sales skills - it's really important when it comes to getting what you want.
I was in uni and talking to a woman, who said, "oh, youre a sociology major, what can you do with that?" I said, "so youre a criminal justice major? Our uni has 30000 students this year, 5000 of which are criminal justice majors, 113 that are sociology majors, how long are you gonna be waiting for a job?"
I'm a college drop out. I choose to be an Entrepreneur, my college friends is so worried when I was drop out, something they tells on my face that I don't have a good future and I only turned a good smile on that friends comments. 15 years later all of my friends working in a good company thats not bad and about me? I only own a Thai local restaurant with 4 branches and 1 hostel 67 rooma soon to open somewhere in Silom area of Bangkok. My friends work with somebody else, and I'm working on my own because I am the Boss!
Damn, that's awesome. Your friends just wanted the easy way out and aren't willing to put in the hard work to work for themselves, but to work for someone else just for stable income.
Ikr! I would rather educate myself by watching videos that can help me now or in the future, search and learn new things on the internet, know more about life..
@chileshe Chonta bruh id rather read and experiment than go to school with a bunch of fake idiots and teachers who scream into my ear every five seconds.
Once you graduate, you realize that certain conversations are worth more than all of your college classes combined. I wouldn't say degrees are totally useless but education still has a long way to go from hypotheticals to practical real-life skills that can actually make you successful.
It's ironic that Elon Musk says degrees are worthless, yet almost every job on the Tesla website careers page says you must have a masters degree at a minimum.
kenshindoman stupid. they want a good employeee that all know is following orders .thats a college degree holder know and specialty . not you that has a potential CEO . they afraid that you can took their place as a ceo
That is the typical job description for people with nothing else to present. However, I can assure you that if you don't have a college degree, but a kickass portfolio to show them, they will definitely take you into consideration on the same level as any masters student. It's all about what you can prove you are worth, and the global norm is to prove it through a school degree certificate - which is why that is stated as the typical application certification.
@@Real_MisterSir Not saying it not possible, but how are you supposed to get a kick as portfolio with an array of experience with no qualifications? makes no sense. You need something to get your foot in the door. I believe a degree can do that for you.
@@superman6262 Of course it depends on the type of work you want to apply for, and some study degrees might have certain benefits that are hard to come by naturally. However, in our modern day and age it is indeed possible to obtain literally all information that you'd be taught at a uni, through the internet in one way or another. Not saying all info is out there for you to easily find, or even directly available, but different social circles are out there that you can move yourself into and get in touch with people of a beneficial position. For example, most IT based jobs can be acquired through self education and dedication, and a portfolio is not as hard to come by as you might think. I had a friend in highschool who was already building a digital design and web-creator portfolio through work for different local companies, and there are many startups and small businesses who would want to work with less experienced people because it often equals lower payment for the same quality of material produced - as long as the tasks are kept somewhat simple. You just start from basics, and build your portfolio and people you get connected with - and this can be applied to almost all fields as long as you have talent for what you do. I have a friend who is in his early twenties, and even before he turned 18 he was offered a job at the local municipality as a tech advisor because he was good with computers and had found a way to present his abilities through previous freelance work etc. He was still in highschool with no degrees or anything, except the portfolio of freelance work he had been doing, which managed to get him connections inside the municipality office. And now he has that kickass portfolio already (he is still taking a college degree, but it's not out of necessity as much as it being convenient). Getting connections is easier now than ever before, doesn't matter how physically far apart you are. I once got in touch with a guy from the States who had seen some of my design work I had been casually posting on an art-related social media platform, and he asked me if he could commission me for some vehicular design tasks. That was my first real-life portfolio worthy assignment, and it wasn't even something I tried to obtain. It's just about being out there and doing what you can to reach the relevant people in your field who already have a foot inside, that can help you along the way. That is basically what many university degrees do as well, they already have a foot inside and they hold the door open for you. I have also through facebook groups and competitions come into contact with University teachers from other countries who have been able to give me valuable information, even though I didn't study at their school, and I've met people of very high standings within my field of work (transportation design) who are out there looking for promising talent and potential. There is a lot of help, it's just a matter of finding it.But you gotta be active. Skipping college is definitely not something you should do to save your time, unless you have an insane talent and are already prepared to live off of your work. In most cases it's a tough job to go without an education, but it can grant you a head start and allow you to skip ahead of the queue if you are good at what you do and can obtain the right connections.
When I was 17 my mom forced me to go to college for nursing. I told her I wanted to travel for a year before school and she said I could be a traveling nurse 4/5 years from now after I graduate! After a year of school I got so depressed that I tried to commit suicide. Because of that I quit college and Now flip houses and I have real world experience and am successful! Don’t allow people to tell you what to do, it could ruin your entire life like it almost did mine! God Bless y’all, think for yourself!
Triggered T e e n Don’t allow them to tell you that you need “security” that’s a false claim, there is no such thing as job security! Make your own way in the world! If there’s a will and a desires in your heart then there is a way! Believe that!
Fat Pie The suicide attempt put me in the hospital after I overdose on pills and carbon dioxide from running a tube from my exhaust pipe to the window of my car. It’s not a laughing matter and that’s a horrible thing to say! I was 18 and a lot was happening in my life that wanted me to commit suicide but it stemmed from me staying in one spot going to college when my heart and spirit were desiring the open road, adventure, and more!
@@alexisdunham4397 I appreciated your story, and I wanted to ask how was your experience in finding good jobs without a college degree. (I'm a 17 year old guy who just graduated Highschool)
Smooth Hoops After i dropped out, I turned my life into a faith based one, meaning (I put my trust in the unknown and a higher power (Jesus), I went to the public library straight after my last day of college, i closed my eyes and picked out three books, all three books changed my life for the better! One book was called “the challenge” and it inspired me to start flipping houses. so with my new faith I believed anything is possible and sure enough 3 months after walking out of college I bought my first house for $500! I went to trade school and got my diploma in construction 🔨 I haven’t used it ever to get me jobs! At 20 years old I became a landlord and then at 22 started traveling for the last 2 years (I’m 24 now). I make money all kinds of ways now but none required a degree and I found them all (or should I say they found me) through faith that I will always have what I need through Jesus Christ.
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
@Jane Williams Interesting. I have a lump sum doing absolutely nothing at all in my bank account, I wanna get something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
I'm one of the lucky ones that dropped out sophomore year and now making more than all of my friends. Its kinda messes with me sometimes. Like I found a cheat code in life.
GUYS WITHOUT SCHOOL WE WOULD NOT HAVE DOCTORS AND WITHOUT DOCTORS WE WOULD HAVE NO ONE TO SAVE OUR LIVES. SCHOOL IS NOT USELESS, WE NEED SCHOOL TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY. SCHOOL IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT SCHOOL IS UESLESS.
For the people complaining...these great people are talking mostly about a business education and how it can be self taught. ^^ So if you want to go to school for law, medical, engineering, by all means!
Well if you start the business you don't have to worry about that. Management training is what business schools were created for. Working as a manager for others companies
I'm an entrepreneur. I am a Concert Pianist and a piano teacher. I am also working on my motivational speech skills. Going to college was the best thing that I ever did for myself. I have skills now in my profession that I didn't have before. I learned math and I can now understand my business taxes, I learned advanced English skills and I can now speak better and write more advanced articles in my profession. My music classes gave me advanced skills as a pianist to get further.
GUYS WITHOUT SCHOOL WE WOULD NOT HAVE DOCTORS AND WITHOUT DOCTORS WE WOULD HAVE NO ONE TO SAVE OUR LIVES. SCHOOL IS NOT USELESS, WE NEED SCHOOL TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY. SCHOOL IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT SCHOOL IS UESLESS.
@@nknight2096 the problem is the school system, we do need schools, just the system is flawed. If you were to change it to where students actually get the freedom they deverve, then no one will complain about school.
I hate college. I really hate college. If you wanna learn skill, the skill that is high demand. Go on Google, and find out "online course." That is lot cheaper and efficient than college class.
@@GirlyEnglishGamer don't be a lazy and spoon feed person. Get up and build. That kind of attitude of yours is what a government wants their citizens to be. Beware.
I think college are for those people that have difficulties developing self studying habits ( Depends on the degree if it is more on memorization or understanding by heart.)
Anyone getting angry towards the ”succesful people” They didn’t say that a college degree is useless unlike the title, they said it isn’t neccesary, they said that’s not the only way to be succesful
Most degree holders don't have "special" jobs at all, too few special jobs for too many lazy applicants! *[A degree stands in not only for 'a degree' but both experience and capability! Even if not true]*
I wasted 3 years at the university. Nobody want to hire me in my feild because I lack *experience* . My education has *ZERO* effects whatsoever. I regret that I didn't climbed or opened up a business.
@@ErikAnkan73 why bother for a buisness degree just get a job when you exit high school. I became a real estate agent first year then worked for fidelity internship. Unpaid. Moved my way up, companies want experience trainable employees.
Sometimes it's beneficial to have a wild card, someone who doesn't follow instructions or does the opposite of what you're doing. That is where alot of new ideas come from and how people learn the boundaries of their trade and make new discoveries.
@@theheroine177 Wild cards who do not follow instructions are not beneficial employees. Far more often they will be extremely destructive. What is preferable is someone who is skilled at what they do, follows instructions, and can also think outside the box. DragonFyZex Yes CEOs are either hired for that position or promoted into it. Or a founder of a company makes themselves CEO. Depends on the situation.
I dropped out of high school my senior year .. I’ve been an entrepreneur since I was a little boy. I now own a successful clothing company, I’m a member at an elite Country Club, have plenty of money and my health. All you need is persistence with a definite purpose. My confidence comes from my personal skills NOT from a piece of paper that you hang on a friggin wall !!!!
It’s not about who makes more money or who has the degree. It’s about what you want to do in life. If you know that you will have a career that doesn’t require a degree, then of course a college degree is worthless. If you go into a job that actually does require a college degree then of course a college degree matters. My advice is to follow your passion and do a little to explore some other things to see what else might interest you. And always remember this, education is bring out, not a degree or an A+
If you want to work for a company you NEED a degree. If you want to start your own company you don’t. Ironically, even the people who are entrepreneurs only hire people with degrees to work in their companies.
Studying is only useful when it’s something where you need good practical education and usually a higher degree/title like everything in medicine or engineering but many study some artsy fartsy nonsense that’s just a waste of time and money
@@mdgsk824 I don't study artsy farsty but I know plenty who did and got good jobs. It's not about the degree but how one goes about it in the world after college. Also it's about what they do as an undergrad. Typical artsy majors linger in college not pursuing interships and volunteering gigs to get experience, these students are the reason people in their field get a bad rep
Since i was 13 i told myself and everyone around me that i would never go to college. I just graduated high school 2020, and guess what. Ive stuck to my words.
I would argue that some technical degree, the education is their certification....engineers, doctor, surgeon, lawyer, etc.. Sure they will learn more on the job than they ever will at school. However, would you let a doctor operate and getting on the job experience on you without getting a medical degree? Would you let your engineer design his first car, bridge, building, etc...without an engineering degree?
I was a B student and had a C in math and an F in organic chemistry. I also decided against university after my first two years and went to community college. Fortunately I did not fail any of my community college classes. I’ll still be the CEO and CFO. 😎
CEO and CFO might be nothing if just a one-person business where a person can call any title by himself. It depends on how many of employee of the company the CEO and CFO is leading.
Granted, if you want to be a doctor, lawyer--please go to college. My oldest kid is a product of self-learning/teaching while in high school. During High School, she spent every spare moment in independent studying all the way until she graduated. She started working for big gaming studios at age 18. The Gaming Industry is on par to hit a Billion, if not, they are already there. She is debt-free out of high school into the adult world. We're pretty proud of her!
@@78anurag yes. Lucked as in, she found a niche. There are other people that would have needed to actually be taught computer science to get the job your daughter got on her own...I would hate to see all those people jobless because they bought into the dangerous belief that you don't need school to succeed.
@@veemon9280 when it comes to CIS employers vehemently look for people to show what they know, any hiring manager worth their weight in salt doesnt give two shits about a degree so id hardly call it luck. Sounds like shes just intelligent and found a good job and you are probably someone with a degree who cant find a job.... or you spent 4 years of your life in school so you could make 15 bucks an hour
There’s a massive difference between education and learning, one is forced upon you and you have no choice. The other is enjoyed and that’s something we’ve lost.
@TH-cam Vivo Because my brain looks at difficult concepts and can understand why they work. I pass my time by playing chess and creating stories with deep theories that link between movies. I am very observant and I have a brain for philosophy and meaning. School does not teach meaning, it teaches science and math. It kills me
You should become a doctor since TH-cam can teach you and does it better than school. Oh wait, you should become an engineer since TH-cam teaches you better than school. No, wait; what does TH-cam teach you? What, trivia? And business related pathways that don't demand experience or a degree?
@@spiritual9574 learn what, bro? Trivia? How benifical. Talk to me when you can learn medicine and turn that into a career. Be more specific. I can learn off TH-cam as well. All those solutions to the programming exercises in my textbook? Heck yes it's on TH-cam. You guys are making it seem like TH-cam university is applicable to all fields when it's not.
never forget the day i met my accountant for the first time and i told him about my business and then he asked where i graduated from to which i responded "Oh i didn't graduate from anywhere, i just sat down and did it". Man's world was rocked
A lot of people dont get the message of this video. Its really not ''school is useless''. It is about school not really being that important on a road to succes. You 'will' have to study. And you 'will' have to grow. But in the end, the only thing that can help you is yourself
I think most of us get the message of the speakers in the video. It seems to be the youtuber posting this video that doesn't understand the message given the contrary title they used...
Idk what industry you're in, but I am in Tech and 90% of all job descriptions say a degree or equivalent experience, or w/certifications. Some don't even say degree at all.
Curry Muncer they need slaves that will fall in line and do the job, not people on their grind. People with degrees are already used to walking the road that has been paved for them.
@@dr6udr6udm34 Eh, no? That's like the most stupid thing I've ever read. Degree is, I think, some "proof", like you know what you are doing, because you studied that.
U. S. Marine here. I used to always laugh as a kid when my dad always said "don't go to college" or "it's a waste of time". Looking back on it as a 21 year old, I know what he means. I have too many friends who have already either dropped out of college or transferred to another one to give college a second try. Stats don't lie either. Countless people with college degrees still work at McDonald's. I'm not a college hater. Hell, I think college can be a great thing depending on what you want to do. I'm just saying it's not for everyone and I hate how society tries to make it seem like you have to go to college when in reality a majority of people end up in debt for years because of it. I'm serving active duty in the Marine Corps which is arguably even better because it gives me job experience (which college doesn't do), teaches me discipline and leadership, makes me do amazing things (travel the world etc.) and it couldn't hurt my resume by stating I served 4 years as an active duty Marine. I look forward to my future after the Marine Corps.
I got job experience through college. It's called juggling academic life with my free time away. Why lie and say college doesn't give experience? Was that just to make yourself feel better bud
@@valioma9108 I think ya misread my point there chief. Job experience isn't something that comes with college. Job experience IS something that comes with the military. That is all. Even then I'm still getting way more job experience compared to someone who has to "juggle academic life with free time". Not sure how "lying" rationally fits into my scenario whatsoever. My job is what I do, end of story 👌
@@nickreed4404 It's not ignorance but due to some unprofessional broker in the market, but there are good and honest broker out there waiting for investors.
One family friend has 3 kids, 2 with masters and 1 bachelors ages 24,25, and 29 and they're still living in their parents basement. Too many people have college degrees. A degree may give you some book knowledge but it doesn't give you experience. College teaches you that there is one way to do everything get a job you hate and work 9 to 5, drink beer, watch television and eat out. To have a white picket fence house, children and complain about your life. I am 19 just got a job as an electrician and am planning to flip houses soon. If everything works out I will be moving out of my parents house before 20. I love my work, I don't drink alcohol, I don't have a girlfriend and I don't party. I instead learn more, go fishing, workout and thank the good lord everyday for my awesome life. God bless y'all real good.
Hey man your comment really hit me because I’m thinking about doing the same things. I’m only 17 and wanna learn how to do it. Do you have any advice or where did you learn what you learned?
I just graduated from high school in 2020 and literally everybody thinks I’m crazy for not wanting to go to school. I started my business in my senior year and that’s HONESTLY something I can see myself doing for the rest of my life. Nobody can convince me that I need college to run my business.
I left the school in Hungary when I turned 17, been sacked 4 times from 3 different schools before I left then I moved to the UK when I turned 18 with no english, been on drugs for years because I was depressed with no friends now I am a supervisor at the biggest English cycle company and getting married next month. I agree degree does not need to be successful.
how u became a supervisor ive been reading the comments most of them didnt goto college or they drop out of school and they still got a good job wow lucky people
@@escanordaone9383 well, I am an assistant manager now! Working hard I guess, do the best you can do, if you promise something's make sure you get it done. Build trust with everyone who is above you for progression but do not be an ass liker, don't be afraid to say what is in your mind. If you have a work buddy who's slacking in something help, don't discriminate but help him/her to progress. Watch Danzel Washington's motivation speech its 28 minutes then think. It is actually really good. It helped me a lot.
*Rich people don't work for money, they have money working for them* It's all about the cash flow... Edit: Positive debt buys assets, assets are income. Income must be higher than the operational cost of your debt.
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I failed at school. I can't even go back, they don't want me back because my records are not good anymore. I feel like this society keep on dragging me. I'm planning to create my life without their paper of degree.
Of the things I have learned over my life I find that people are most impressed by those things my dad and my uncles taught me; things like brick laying, tile work, household electrical, plumbing, planning, planting and harvesting crops, over what I learned in various educational systems. I believe this is because I learned these skills from someone who knew them well and looked forward to imparting them in me. A teacher seeking to impart grace is like a field harvested, but not planted.
Salaar Nadeem there are people with college degrees who are broke, in Debt and struggling. Their are billionaires with no college degree who are extremely successful. There are millionaires who are rappers, and youtubers and producers who didn’t graduate high school.. again school doesn’t not define you.
School doesnt define you and it's not a world ender for you or anybody. You're not a failure. You're going to find your mark in life and you'll be fine bro. Spot the career you want and you'll get there, maybe a second venture into college will be needed but ye
I've been told since I was young that I needed to go to college to be successful, and I did go to University and I'm happy with my career. However I teach my students that University isn't the end all be all of success. There are many paths towards a career like apprenticeship, vocational school, on the job trainning and more. However, I do want to point out that many of the people they've interviewed in this clip did at least attend university and found inspiration for their careers while at university. Bill Gates is used as an example of someone that didn't need University to be successful, yet his own daughter attended Standford. So she and her dad obviously see something valuable in University. After a person graduates high school they need some sort of a plan, and that plan does not need to be University, and that plan can change, and that plan and path can look completely different from one person to the next. Don't be to quick to disregard a University path just because Elon Musk says so, there are many people that have attended Univerity that are very successful, but don't go to university just because everyone says you should.
Gerald Hamilton i totally agree with this statement. more and more people are achieving the narrow mindset on a message that says that college is bad, i truly think that not necessarily everything about college is bad or useless. perhaps, it depends on the major you are taking and if it is clearly needed or not.
@@tasya1286 it goes beyond what a student majors in, career success is based on the individuals action as an undergrad and their actions alone. Someone can get a ECS degree, do ZERO volunteering/seek ZERO internships/not mesh their major with electives, and not find a job. Meanwhile the others who did will because they gained experience and became well rounded
@Nature is not Human Hearted *sigh* is people like you that worsen America and blame religion. If you want to know the truth about religion please watch Jordan Peterson’s take on religion and stop following the ignorant atheist.
It's time to diversify your source of income.passive income is the best decision anyone can make. I invested in crypto and it's been the best decision ever.What really guarantees financial security is Diversifying your source of wealth.
*Bill Gates once said this: "I used to fail some exams at school but he never. Now he's an engineer at Microsoft and I'm the owner of it".* These words speak for themselves. If you don't have a good education, how on earth can you become a Microsoft engineer? But to become an exceptional person like the Microsoft owner, you can't rely on education alone - you must have a sharp mind, novel ideas, sensitivity to market changes, luck and other factors.
I disagree, you don't need a formal education to become a software engineer if that's what you are claiming. most things are reachable if you have the passion and drive to learn and grow regardless if you go to school or not.
You literally can teach yourself anything. You don’t need school to chase your most ambitious dreams; if you want to work for someone else, go for it then.
I completely agree. Why should I attend the terrible classes in my no name garbage college when I can watch top quality lectures from MIT or Harvard professors for free online?
@@anitayuhasmccury1905 I keep wondering what our current time would have been like without us having access to the internet, in this current time it seems be a necessity to life
You guys are stupid then... If you can't understand what point these people are trying to make, why are you even here? They're not saying that it's worthless.. that's what the title says. They're saying that it can be helpful to you as a person, but it's not always the case to getting hired. People hire because they LIKE you, not that they like your CV or certificates or whatever you show them.
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Bill Gates dropped out of HARVARD because it was too easy. Me dropping out of Missouri State is not the same thing. Edit: Wow I didn't expect this to get so many up votes. I was just repeating a line from a college humor video. While saying it was too easy may not be as direct I think it still holds true. There is no question about it these men could easily have gone on to earn a PhD and been a professor at whatever university or joined a company to make great contributions to society. But there's that word again "easy" they "easily" could have done this. I think they saw two routes, they could follow the path that society has placed for them(earn a degree, get a job) or make their own path(create a goddamn company). And it's in this regard that college was too easy for them.
Exactly, I hate it when people say that college is useless because Bill gates, Mark Zuckerberg dropped out. There are other better reasons under certain circumstances but these guys are people who get max scores on SAT. Dropped out after starting a successful business. Elon Musk read the dam encyclopedia at the age of 9...
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed. Gates and Zuckerberg were college dropouts, yeah, but they were HARVARD dropouts. They dropped out because they seized an opportunity - chances that don't generally come along to someone in a community college.
Man, my grandfather worked as a skycap at an airport. He received excellent tips from passengers. As a result, he brought a house and a couple of cars. He accomplished this without a high school diploma. Although, the cost of living was lower in the 70s, he was a success. He could talk and get along with anyone. My point is, book smart doesn’t mean you’ll be successful. Social skills and adaptability should be added onto education.
@@Jamac007 wrong, he needed to be at that specific college at that specific time. It was the social part of college that made him rich, and that experience is exclusive to college students. Plus where was he going to find a bunch of nerds and geeks to help build the website? He didn't do it on his own, and he wouldn't have created the social experience of he wasn't in college.
@Jon L its not just the partners that spurred him into be coming successful. He had a mindset or creating something before meeting those people in college. It was just a question of time and place
henry tep WRONG. Either with or without college , if he didn’t have the brothers to make the idea of FB he wouldn’t have became rich . He stole the idea and it’s been proven . That’s why they got a check from him .
So true I am quitting my 4 year degree and just getting a 2 year degree. College is the biggest waste of time I feel like I am just paying people to give me useless homework. Learning is fun don’t get me wrong but college makes us learn the most useless parts of a concept instead of getting to the actual concepts.
@@weirdflex8158 Electrical Engineering which is very valuable in the modern world. I can learn all the concepts a lot faster outside of college without spending money and being stressed out over annoying assignments and exams.
@@ourworldisstrange7301 Who is going to hire you without a degree? Obviously you can build skills. Let say you are some kind of genius in EE and do not start your own company and make your own products, some company will hire you as a tech and pay you half of your value for that skill than if you had a degree. I am a career EE, and I remember in school in the 90's they warned us not to take internships and drop out for that reason, it was short term. Degree's are a transferable ticket, and combined with experience make you go far (like having gas in a car). One without the other is fairly useless. I work with 40 EE's on a team, not one of them is without a degree. With have one guy who went your route, became a technician and got his degree when he was 35. he is constantly saying he wishes he did it earlier because it cost him lots of Money in the long term.
College fills your mind with a lot of BS. They have to figure out a way to fill months of your time, I went for two semesters and refuse to go back. Most of it was self taught anyways so you were really paying thousands for what were essentially glorified tutors
@@intrinsicwizard than do it online and that's an exaggeration good college degrees get you good jobs its that simple unless you wanna start your own business which is way harder
It’s not the degree that gets your job, it’s your skills and most importantly connections. Edit: Your degree will open the door to new opportunities, but in the end it comes down to you. My advice is to start networking in your field of interest before you even start college.
While I generally agree , Education won’t make you successful, in Business In the Medical field, a lot of education is required just to get to the starting line… Would you have someone operate on you, or treat you for Cancer if they didn’t have a strong medical background!
PLEASE READ --> Hi everyone, this is a completely different video than normal. Videos will resume back to normal on Monday with an EPIC video by Simon Sinek. I want to explain that College is a perfect solution to many, however to others it may not be a good fit. For myself, it was perfect, for one of my good friends, it wasn't a good fit. If you are currently in college, do not rely on that the piece of paper that you receive at the end to get you far, it is your own commitment and perseverance that will get you far. College is one of the best places on earth to develop networking connections with fellow students and professors, as well as create experiences that are extremely valuable. I want to emphasise that you don't need to go to the best and most expensive school to get the best education or be successful. My advice is to BECOME INVOLVED, make friends with as many people as possible, help others, and be true to yourself. I REPEAT, this is not a video saying that College is useless, but rather we put too much emphasis on a piece of paper, thinking that a degree is going to catapult us to great success. Make the most out of your time, go out there and make connections with other people, and take risks!
Well said.
Gustavo Ocampos You completely missed his point idiot. He said that it's good for some people and not a fit for others. Obviously if someone's dream is to become a lawyer or nuclear physicist they would have to go to college(making it a fit) but there's much more out there than those types of jobs. Being an entrepreneur doesn't require college at all and sometimes if you're undecided, college can be the worst mistake of your life cause you wasted tens of thousands of dollars for something you don't want to do
Gustavo Ocampos Extremely misleading. I really hope people don’t take it seriously.
I agree that a college degree does NOT guarantee success and is not needed to get a good job or be a great entrepreneur!
My ex-husband has more education, certifications, credentials , and training (I have a BS in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science) than me, but the lazy MOFO doesn’t feel like he needs to work (Has NO work ethic, and thus lives off of others like a parasite), and feels entitled to every thing (yep he’s a lazy narcissist). He literally has not worked for 10 year because he doesn’t want to (and he’s repeatedly told me: “you can’t make me”), and his narcissist mother condones this awful behavior. He blames me for for him not being successful! Such craziness! Thank God I divorced his parasitic narcissistic lazy ass!
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Study is necessary.....&...
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Few views were worth taking to the note, otherwise.... else are useless. There is no versatility
"College isn't a school anymore, It's a business."
College never was a school, it has always been a business with a misconception of education, you can educate yourself but college discredits self education because it takes away from there bottom line. Which is to make money. So they sell you fake credibility in the form of degrees. The business owners that are hiring implements the credibility into their business a d call it qualifications, all the while distracting you from the truth. You have to be woke to be free of mental slavery.
doesn't mean even 'school' is a ""school"" .It also isn't.
@@noexcuses9951 I can and will destroy your argument w this. You know those doctors that check on you when you visit ? Guess they were duped into paying for bio sci, genes, chem rather than teach themselves the subjects and become self made doctors huh
Lmao. Clown. Listen to your TH-cam name and don't make excuses as to why you chose not to attend college
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@@noexcuses9951 and hr/ recruiters dont fit people in the right jobs because they believe in this crap.
"In school, you get lessons, and then the test. In life, you get the test, and then lessons."
-Orrin Woodward
Can we become friend?
We should build up a community like this
@@themelancholicguy139 yes i guess
Wonderful quote man, thanks for sharing this
I have a teacher who taught us some notions with that method. The last time he did that, I had a 5,75/18 lmao
@huntingtarg 👏👏👏👏👏👏 ABSOLUTELY!!
Studying and learning are two different things. School rewards the best students, life rewards the best learners.
Most realistic comment
Yeah!
@TH-cam Vivo u still need to understand what actually he meant though....
Yeah, you're right
@TH-cam Vivo does school pay you?
“If you don't build your dream someone else will hire you to help build theirs.”
― Tony Gaskins
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ouch
WOOF that's a slap to the face, thank you
hire me
@@knightridah1446 oh
Learning is actually fun when it's something you want to learn.
That is true but school isnt like that they put such random knowledge in your brain so im confused why my parents trust the teachers they dont understand me or what i want😕
sry for bad english its not my first language
It's funny because i love math but i hate almost any career that has math(which is everything lol) because college and even in high school, the classes that teach the more difficult and necessary math dont have basic classes (for slow learners like me) and i actually want to underatand what im learning but it is hard when no one will wait for you to catch up or understand, everything is a damn struggle out here😂😂
@@nillythelich688 ..hmm same bro..
@@boltez6507 i cant tell if ur agreeing with me or u seem suspicious of my comment
@@nillythelich688 .i agree with your opinion ...bruh
My math teacher in college once said "It's a pity that I have to give you grades for tests. I bet without the stress, you'd learn so much more in my class and enjoy it."
Edit: I know it's been over a year, but holy cow, thank you everybody for the comments and likes.
thats a real teacher right there.
Legend teacher
God damn that is teachers cool
I wish I had your teacher
Wise teacher.....''The supreme misfortune is when theory out strips performance'' Leonardo De Vinci. Could it be he or she ''had to give grades for tests'' because of The ''5 ounces of stupid that is provided with every pound of education'' ? (Thomas à Kempis)
"Never let school get in the way of your education."
Ya, ture that
So true!!
Accurate!💯
Those are wise words and very accurate. But debt can get in the way of your education
I am now at 1 million dollars because of those words
The point of this video is NOT to disregard learning, it is to show that you do not need a piece of paper to show how useful you are, you just simply prove it by doing amazing things.
they employ us with that piece of paper not amazing things
@@yasinneysari So reject the idea first and make them realize the paper is worthless. Positions are open.
Problem being only a handful of people do amazing things without education.
yeah
@@thememe986 only a handful of people do amazing things with or without higher education. NO ONE must spend thousands of dollars on education to be successful in life, NO ONE.
"If everything you needed was in that book, there would be too many successful people" - facts, 50!
why do I always read stuff as they say it 🤣
It's bigger to deal Drugs and work for the C.I.A..- C.I.A.troll 50 cents
Like if people really read a lot of complex books 😂😂😂😂
Lol, you have to asume that everyone is reading. You can learn a lot from reading but you first have to pick the book up.
Quite true, successful peoples not going to spit their secret in those books.
The pressure of being able to graduate college is depressing.
Just eat the pressure, if my parents would scream and yell i just smile at them, i am like a stone a diamond, their screams dont break me, if they be violent all i do is grapple, no hitting that is bad, it so simple good luck
I know how you feel, HANG IN THERE BOO. Don't give up!!!!!! Don't EVER give up. Eventually you will be making that 10,000 a month so just hang on
KEEP THIS IN MIND, ARE U GONA BOHOO OR ARE U GONNA YEEHAAW? TELL ME, ARE U GONNA BOHOO OR ARE U GOBA YEEEEEEHAAAW? U CAN DO IT
*The pressure of being a human being is depressing.*
@@brolyui4484 jesus, you need to get away from those parents of yours
Grades determine what you memorized not your intelligence and creativity
So true. Its so dumb. Its memorize, apply, and waste of time.
Its also forced. By the way it's kinda useless in everyday life except basic match and reading .
My dog has better sense than Albert Einstein.
How come elite colleges look at high test scores? Aren't most of the people there book smart...? ☹️
@@Star_Scoot what's the point of college though
As a college freshman, the thing I've learned is that college isn't meant for everyone. I walked into college thinking I'd be taught the career pathway skill of my choice right away, but instead it's just highschool with a ridiculously expensive payload. My dad keeps telling me that freshman year is the hardest year of college because it's basically them testing you to see if you're dedicated enough to get to the skill you wish to learn, but if I'm gonna have to earn the right to be taught the skill I want, then college isn't for me.
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@@AFullNelson any advice you are willing to give in how you made it would really appreciate it
I'm joining campus in September but I'm not really sure I want to
@@faithwangu606 don't use this time to learn skills online.
@@andyc9902 thanks
“Work hard in silence, let your success be the noise.” - Frank Ocean
Omg yeeesss
@Derek Zhou Wtf?
I needed this quote!
Sick
Yes
All the dislikes are by my mum on different accounts....
Hahaha!
All the dislike are also from my worse teacher on different account...
Lol.... You nailed it nigga
The comedy on youtube comments is better than what they show on tv.
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I'd be retiring or working less in 5 years and I'm only curious how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments?? I earn around $165K per year but nothing to show for it yet
With this crash I'll say it wont be too easy to pick the right stock, Jim Cramer said there are still huge opportunities despite the crash, and I overheard someone talk about making $250k from about $110k since the crash. How do I make these kind of returns Nate?
There are actually a lot of ways to make high yields in a crisis, but such trades are best done under the supervision of Financial advisor.
Thats true, I've been getting assisted by a coach for almost a year now, I started out with less than $120K and I'm just $19,000 short of half a million in profit.
@@Walter_hill_ Impressive can you share more info?
@@lipglosskitten2610 Big Credits to 'Christine Jane Mcleanshe has a web presence, so you can simply search for, there are some others but it might be difficult to get them, but Christine as been a good guide through the year.
They aren't necessarily calling it useless, just saying it's not as valuable as people say
So how valuable is it?
@@obshussion8401 valuable enough to take it.
@@obshussion8401 Every employer wants one , so unless you want to wait tables until your 70 you might as well get one
@@obshussion8401 for many fields, it’s necessary
@@devinotero1798 yah
For business 100 % true. For other professions like doctors, lawyers etc. a solid understanding of their craft is essential.
I completely agree with you
If you do not agree then:
GUYS WITHOUT SCHOOL WE WOULD NOT HAVE DOCTORS AND WITHOUT DOCTORS WE WOULD HAVE NO ONE TO SAVE OUR LIVES. SCHOOL IS NOT USELESS, WE NEED SCHOOL TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY. SCHOOL IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT SCHOOL IS UESLESS.
Yes. But engineers or other hands on jobs need experience like apprenticeships. Not university.
@@MB-nb7yq True. University is too theoretical for certain fields.
Agreed. I would add engineering to that list
this literally only applies to business. imagine being a doctor, dentist, therapist, pilot without a degree
Likely that all those jobs will get automated eventually though...
EDIT:
To back up what I said: Pilots, doctors and dentists are fairly easy to automate since they deal with the physical world and not the mind. Therapists are a little more difficult, but I think it would be easier than you think to have a robot therapist ask specific questions to help understand the type of trauma + personality and then recommend specific actions to take to help alleviate it. There are already primitive types of this in online surveys.
Anything with a proven process can be automated.
There will always be people doing all jobs though for people who want to pay extra for the human touch. It happens like that already today. People book things online because they don't mind not talking to a travel agent.
Rich people or people who are unsure of technology will always employ people instead of using tech to do the same job.
Also realise that it's economics driving this activity. Minimum wage keeps going up while people keep wanting more for less. This forces businesses to automate parts of their business that are costing too much to service with people when the vast majority can be served by machine at a fraction of the cost. As a business, automation also allows you to sell more for less.
This mechanism is exactly why our lives keep improving across the world so dramatically.
As someone with 20 years of experience in the tech industry, I know there are very few things that can't be automated.
It's already happening in all industries, but it can be hard to see the next step in the evolution of technology if you don't understand how it works.
You don't wake up one day and everything is automated. It's been happening for a long time already and it's only accelerating.
I know this is won't be popular but I think it better to be prepared for the potential of it, because it's already happening.
@@briansperryn Really? Dentists are likely to lose their jobs to automation?
Yep there are already robots that do surgical operations
Pilot 100%
Pilots only need licenses not a degree..
Listen, I don’t like college either. Actually I’ll might drop out after this semester. However it is easy to hear this one in a million stories from millionaires and billionaires.
So before making a decision, take step back and analyze all the pros and cons and try to see yourself in 5 years .
Good luck to everyone!
Doesnt change the fact that you arent learning anything useful
The thing is, if they actually taught you WHAT YOU NEEDED FOR THE JOB, they wouldn't be useless. But they aren't doing that. . .
@@Delimon007 The real problem is that you expect the degree to get you a job. All the time you spend in college is useless if you’re not networking your ass of those 4 years and getting experience in the field you want to go into after school. That’s something they should tell you before you go or else yes, it’s absolutely worthless.
@@audreyf9092
I just walk into the company and talk to those in charge, let them know I know what I'm doing nd get hired on the spot 🤣
Yea same for me
"USELESS" and "WORTHLESS" aren't the right words...try using words such as "OVERRATED" or "MISUSED" for more accuracy
agree
that wouldn't make a great click bait tho
Agreed, but unfortunately youtubers are forced to make titles as clickbait-y as possible to get the maximum amount of views. It's unfortunate but I don't blame them
@@a_r_k I was mainly talking about the comments not the title
Unnecessary is the right word for it
What people forget is a lot of these rich people who didn’t “graduate” went to colleges like Harvard but dropped out for their business.
True..they are already top of the pyramid as a student
not everyone look at gary vee amancio ortega richard branson they dropped out of high school and were happy
ihatesweatybots garyvee has a very good work ethic.
Jack ma was rejected by Harvard 10 times
@@kiraharuoko2491 Jack ma was a poor student
Knowledge is USELESS unless you know how to apply it.
Ur right dude
Kaptain Kid that’s already been quoted LOL
Foobar, so it took college to help you understand "how to learn"? Buahahaha.. so what did all of these people do a thousand years ago to learn new things... you guys sound like corn fed sheep ripe for the slaughtering... and I like sheep. {Side note: I have a degree}
Yes, and not having knowledge just makes you useless, since you'd have nothing to apply.
I don't think that knowledge is useless, science development and new technology need more knowledge
When you stop learning , you get left behind . Never stop educating yourself
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@Tran Nguyen True, there is never any culture of wealth gathering or wealth creation to keep multiplying your finance that lack an investment value. This means, if you have to plan you must be an investor. that's why Investing in crypto stands to be the best
@Tran Nguyen I believe The only credible law of increase is investment because money not invested has no future. I make huge profits on my investment since i started trading fx with Mr Kelvin Maorgan, his trading strategies are top notch.
@@renanperez9299 It is the planning you put into today that will yield the dividends of prosperity for you tomorrow.
These entrepreneurs are speaking from an entrepreneurial standpoint. School doesn’t develop CEOs or Startups, they develop employment opportunities.
thats the whole point... reason most of say if you wanna be a doctor, enginerr, etc that school is good for you
school not suitable for all profession so why all students study same?
Yes, i agree on that
Yet it's your decision if you want to go or not
Yes
Life isn’t about learning anymore, its just passing
But you need to learn to be able to pass, so you still need to learn if you want to pass. It is almost impossible to pass without learning
@@ninjapirate123 learning stays with you for lifetime, what u mean it's studying I think
@@bluemystic5980 Learning is still important, it might teach you life skills and make you smarter so your adult life can be better. Studying and learning is the way to pass
@@ninjapirate123 obviously, the former one people live doing but the latter one people have to do it to pass
@@bluemystic5980 So this means you need to study and learn to pass to get a college degree to get a high paying job to make lots of money to get rich
“I need a job but I’m expected to get experience to get a job but I can’t get experience without a job.”
-Someone, probably
Start low, show your dedication ✌️ Hardwork is the only way to success
Going school 20 yrs of life doesn't prove what job I'm gonna get no experience besides working on textbook and get get Grade 9s just to get job which don't make sense in future what is this facts gona do I will forget them anyway so why waste my time when it's not my passion to be engineer etc...
Life in school is like 9-5 anyways I'm so lost to why I'm in school when I would rather get kicked out I don't give a toss about school
Yes that is literally meaningless.
@@KiKatty legally you have the option to quit schooling and sign yourself out.
Quote on quote "its not a good idea"
From People who are too stuck in the old ways of school that's outdated.
Offer free services, then..so you can get your feet in the door - this is how you build portfolio, experience & rep.. Don't forget to harness your sales skills - it's really important when it comes to getting what you want.
Literally all humanity needs is a bit of school , the basics, the rest is live, and have faith.
The secret to success:
Learn valuable skills few people possess.
You will be sought after and command a greater salary.
“Find the 1% who knows what they’re doing & follow them”
I was in uni and talking to a woman, who said, "oh, youre a sociology major, what can you do with that?"
I said, "so youre a criminal justice major? Our uni has 30000 students this year, 5000 of which are criminal justice majors, 113 that are sociology majors, how long are you gonna be waiting for a job?"
Anthony Brown bullshit, how would you have these numbers off the top of your head?
Anthony Brown just out of curiosity what can you actually do with your degree?
michael Owen You’re correct
I'm a college drop out. I choose to be an Entrepreneur, my college friends is so worried when I was drop out, something they tells on my face that I don't have a good future and I only turned a good smile on that friends comments. 15 years later all of my friends working in a good company thats not bad and about me? I only own a Thai local restaurant with 4 branches and 1 hostel 67 rooma soon to open somewhere in Silom area of Bangkok. My friends work with somebody else, and I'm working on my own because I am the Boss!
Damn, that's awesome. Your friends just wanted the easy way out and aren't willing to put in the hard work to work for themselves, but to work for someone else just for stable income.
@@RickyC0626 What's wrong with that? What if I want to become an engineer? I'm very torn of this subject!
That’s great and fantastic
@@alonzogonzalez3910 Dude, you can be an engineer AND a boss. Just start up your own technology company.
I assuming you went to college in Thailand. In that case you must be from a wealthy family or be dealing that yaba,lol.
I love learning new things , but i hate school !
same lol
same 😂
Ikr! I would rather educate myself by watching videos that can help me now or in the future, search and learn new things on the internet, know more about life..
@chileshe Chonta bruh id rather read and experiment than go to school with a bunch of fake idiots and teachers who scream into my ear every five seconds.
Yes, same!
Once you graduate, you realize that certain conversations are worth more than all of your college classes combined.
I wouldn't say degrees are totally useless but education still has a long way to go from hypotheticals to practical real-life skills that can actually make you successful.
Only get a college degree if you want to work for other people!
true
Life changes, and if it changes for the worst your gonna be an Adult at school wishing you finished when you were young.
@@dylanisaac1017 True
College degree still important. We never know
That's painfully true
It's ironic that Elon Musk says degrees are worthless, yet almost every job on the Tesla website careers page says you must have a masters degree at a minimum.
kenshindoman stupid. they want a good employeee that all know is following orders .thats a college degree holder know and specialty . not you that has a potential CEO . they afraid that you can took their place as a ceo
he isn't the CEO of Tesla so he can't decide what/if any degree is needed yes he has like 40million in shares but he still can't decide
That is the typical job description for people with nothing else to present. However, I can assure you that if you don't have a college degree, but a kickass portfolio to show them, they will definitely take you into consideration on the same level as any masters student.
It's all about what you can prove you are worth, and the global norm is to prove it through a school degree certificate - which is why that is stated as the typical application certification.
@@Real_MisterSir Not saying it not possible, but how are you supposed to get a kick as portfolio with an array of experience with no qualifications? makes no sense. You need something to get your foot in the door. I believe a degree can do that for you.
@@superman6262 Of course it depends on the type of work you want to apply for, and some study degrees might have certain benefits that are hard to come by naturally. However, in our modern day and age it is indeed possible to obtain literally all information that you'd be taught at a uni, through the internet in one way or another. Not saying all info is out there for you to easily find, or even directly available, but different social circles are out there that you can move yourself into and get in touch with people of a beneficial position.
For example, most IT based jobs can be acquired through self education and dedication, and a portfolio is not as hard to come by as you might think. I had a friend in highschool who was already building a digital design and web-creator portfolio through work for different local companies, and there are many startups and small businesses who would want to work with less experienced people because it often equals lower payment for the same quality of material produced - as long as the tasks are kept somewhat simple. You just start from basics, and build your portfolio and people you get connected with - and this can be applied to almost all fields as long as you have talent for what you do. I have a friend who is in his early twenties, and even before he turned 18 he was offered a job at the local municipality as a tech advisor because he was good with computers and had found a way to present his abilities through previous freelance work etc. He was still in highschool with no degrees or anything, except the portfolio of freelance work he had been doing, which managed to get him connections inside the municipality office. And now he has that kickass portfolio already (he is still taking a college degree, but it's not out of necessity as much as it being convenient).
Getting connections is easier now than ever before, doesn't matter how physically far apart you are. I once got in touch with a guy from the States who had seen some of my design work I had been casually posting on an art-related social media platform, and he asked me if he could commission me for some vehicular design tasks. That was my first real-life portfolio worthy assignment, and it wasn't even something I tried to obtain. It's just about being out there and doing what you can to reach the relevant people in your field who already have a foot inside, that can help you along the way. That is basically what many university degrees do as well, they already have a foot inside and they hold the door open for you.
I have also through facebook groups and competitions come into contact with University teachers from other countries who have been able to give me valuable information, even though I didn't study at their school, and I've met people of very high standings within my field of work (transportation design) who are out there looking for promising talent and potential. There is a lot of help, it's just a matter of finding it.But you gotta be active. Skipping college is definitely not something you should do to save your time, unless you have an insane talent and are already prepared to live off of your work. In most cases it's a tough job to go without an education, but it can grant you a head start and allow you to skip ahead of the queue if you are good at what you do and can obtain the right connections.
When I was 17 my mom forced me to go to college for nursing. I told her I wanted to travel for a year before school and she said I could be a traveling nurse 4/5 years from now after I graduate! After a year of school I got so depressed that I tried to commit suicide. Because of that I quit college and Now flip houses and I have real world experience and am successful! Don’t allow people to tell you what to do, it could ruin your entire life like it almost did mine! God Bless y’all, think for yourself!
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Don’t allow them to tell you that you need “security” that’s a false claim, there is no such thing as job security! Make your own way in the world! If there’s a will and a desires in your heart then there is a way! Believe that!
Fat Pie
The suicide attempt put me in the hospital after I overdose on pills and carbon dioxide from running a tube from my exhaust pipe to the window of my car. It’s not a laughing matter and that’s a horrible thing to say! I was 18 and a lot was happening in my life that wanted me to commit suicide but it stemmed from me staying in one spot going to college when my heart and spirit were desiring the open road, adventure, and more!
@@alexisdunham4397 I appreciated your story, and I wanted to ask how was your experience in finding good jobs without a college degree. (I'm a 17 year old guy who just graduated Highschool)
Smooth Hoops
After i dropped out, I turned my life into a faith based one, meaning (I put my trust in the unknown and a higher power (Jesus), I went to the public library straight after my last day of college, i closed my eyes and picked out three books, all three books changed my life for the better! One book was called “the challenge” and it inspired me to start flipping houses. so with my new faith I believed anything is possible and sure enough 3 months after walking out of college I bought my first house for $500! I went to trade school and got my diploma in construction 🔨 I haven’t used it ever to get me jobs! At 20 years old I became a landlord and then at 22 started traveling for the last 2 years (I’m 24 now). I make money all kinds of ways now but none required a degree and I found them all (or should I say they found me) through faith that I will always have what I need through Jesus Christ.
@@alexisdunham4397 Thanks so much for the advice. And I subscribed to you btw lol.
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system would put you through many days of success.
It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
@Jane Williams Interesting. I have a lump sum doing absolutely nothing at all in my bank account, I wanna get something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
@@christophernolanr9250 Exactly, the trick is to diversify your investment, don't panic when everyone else is and invest consistently.
That's impressive. Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.
The irony here this people will never hire you if you dont have a degree.
500,000 Views but I’ve met some with masters degrees but no job
Not true. I've had better jobs than most my college friends with just my HS diploma
Trades are always wanted, you're not going to export carpenters, electricians, plumbers, welders, etc.
I'm one of the lucky ones that dropped out sophomore year and now making more than all of my friends. Its kinda messes with me sometimes. Like I found a cheat code in life.
Exactly true
Brilliant quote from Jay-Z "They've read a bunch of words, i lived a bunch of life".
This is my motto now
GUYS WITHOUT SCHOOL WE WOULD NOT HAVE DOCTORS AND WITHOUT DOCTORS WE WOULD HAVE NO ONE TO SAVE OUR LIVES. SCHOOL IS NOT USELESS, WE NEED SCHOOL TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY. SCHOOL IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT SCHOOL IS UESLESS.
@@nknight2096 as if doctors are the only thing school produces.
@@nikhilchaudhari140 you’re right, school produces way more than just doctors :)
@EDUARD NACEV exactly! And those engineers come from schools
For the people complaining...these great people are talking mostly about a business education and how it can be self taught. ^^ So if you want to go to school for law, medical, engineering, by all means!
Even my field - archaeology - requires degrees.
Funny part is they all have business degrees except 50 cent lol
In certain states you choose an apprenticeship can "read the law" vs college
Well if you start the business you don't have to worry about that. Management training is what business schools were created for. Working as a manager for others companies
These great people also generally came from affluent backgrounds where mom and pops could afford to help finance their ideas. Not typical.
I'm an entrepreneur. I am a Concert Pianist and a piano teacher. I am also working on my motivational speech skills. Going to college was the best thing that I ever did for myself. I have skills now in my profession that I didn't have before. I learned math and I can now understand my business taxes, I learned advanced English skills and I can now speak better and write more advanced articles in my profession. My music classes gave me advanced skills as a pianist to get further.
i enjoy watching these videos whenever i question my existence.
😂
Same
GUYS WITHOUT SCHOOL WE WOULD NOT HAVE DOCTORS AND WITHOUT DOCTORS WE WOULD HAVE NO ONE TO SAVE OUR LIVES. SCHOOL IS NOT USELESS, WE NEED SCHOOL TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY. SCHOOL IS NOT THE ONLY WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT SCHOOL IS UESLESS.
@@nknight2096 exactly right!
@@nknight2096 the problem is the school system, we do need schools, just the system is flawed. If you were to change it to where students actually get the freedom they deverve, then no one will complain about school.
"Explore what you wanna do before committing."
- Mark Zuckerberg
me: damn, why i didn't think of that
bruh and I have seen what you wrote on the BRIGHT SIDE video
@@ninjapirate123 🤣🤣 TH-cam nerds
Just as I saw this comment he said it
@@ninjapirate123 hey i saw your comment on bright side
Never thought he'd be this wise
I hate college. I really hate college. If you wanna learn skill, the skill that is high demand. Go on Google, and find out "online course." That is lot cheaper and efficient than college class.
yeah but you won't get hired thanks to that "online course"
Exactly!
Anglo Frenchy Chick then make your own way and don’t depend on society
@@GirlyEnglishGamer don't be a lazy and spoon feed person. Get up and build. That kind of attitude of yours is what a government wants their citizens to be. Beware.
I think college are for those people that have difficulties developing self studying habits ( Depends on the degree if it is more on memorization or understanding by heart.)
"To be a champion, you have to
believe in yourself
when nobody else will."
- Sugar Ray Robinson
They don't meant it is useless, they mean IT ISN'T ENOUGH.
Having a degree helps ALOT in your career, but it by alone isn't enough.
They just want to clickbait people in a disgusting way.
Nyume it can potentially be a stepping stone
Mista Mista the title says otherwise
Emiliano Ceballos the truth is we all gotta do what we gotta do
College education mean nothing
“The A students work for the B students, the C students run the businesses, and the D students dedicate the buildings”
What some people seem to forget is that some of us want to work for others! We can't all be businessmen, not all people what to be anyway.
@gboythegboy 120 that's what I was trying to say, unfortunately my statement came out significantly more single-sided than I thought.
@gboythegboy 120 Merry Christmas ;)
What about the f students
Ken Cole f students watch on the sidelines with a crack pipe up their ass
This quarantine had me realized learning isn't fun anymore when I got to college especially being under pressured by my family.
I know how you feel, It sucks..
Me too... you’re not alone man..
Same case here.
Same
Make it fun
Success is defined differently by each individual person.
Anyone getting angry towards the ”succesful people”
They didn’t say that a college degree is useless unlike the title, they said it isn’t neccesary, they said that’s not the only way to be succesful
crookback spell ‘spell’ right and spell ‘right’ right
ur right . they want people to think out of the box.
not all degree holder are billionaire /successful.
@@hydraz1443 r/whoosh
Most degree holders don't have "special" jobs at all, too few special jobs for too many lazy applicants! *[A degree stands in not only for 'a degree' but both experience and capability! Even if not true]*
"they read a lot of words, i lived a lot of life"
Who said this quote?
@@asibahamed6380 jay z
I've done and do - both ! :-)
😂😂
I love that quote
We are not living the life, we are spending the Life.
Lmao 💀
👌☠️
Already wasted 12 years
My 13 years of my life ⚰️
I wasted 2 years
I wasted 3 years at the university. Nobody want to hire me in my feild because I lack *experience* . My education has *ZERO* effects whatsoever. I regret that I didn't climbed or opened up a business.
What was your major ?
@@lamar9616 bachelor degree in sales, entrepreneurship, marketing, communication and project management. It was a mix of everything.
damn sorry to hear that welp I wasted 2 years in college then I found out the truth now.
@@ErikAnkan73 why bother for a buisness degree just get a job when you exit high school. I became a real estate agent first year then worked for fidelity internship. Unpaid. Moved my way up, companies want experience trainable employees.
Says the people who won't hire a Engineer, Programmer, IT Technicians, Accountants, CEOs, and Lawyers without a College Degree.
@@sarsipc5132 depends on the position you're filling.
Sometimes it's beneficial to have a wild card, someone who doesn't follow instructions or does the opposite of what you're doing. That is where alot of new ideas come from and how people learn the boundaries of their trade and make new discoveries.
SarsiPC That‘s not correct. I hire someone with a degree because they have specific knowledge in a subject.
Sunny shah You hire CEOs? CEOs don’t hire CEOs. Unless it’s indirectly
@@theheroine177 Wild cards who do not follow instructions are not beneficial employees. Far more often they will be extremely destructive. What is preferable is someone who is skilled at what they do, follows instructions, and can also think outside the box.
DragonFyZex Yes CEOs are either hired for that position or promoted into it. Or a founder of a company makes themselves CEO. Depends on the situation.
They say you can't paas the interview
So I became the boss
Still you haven't pass the interview 😂 so they were right
The boss of what? The McDonald’s HR department?
@@marcusvergara6193 boss of saying “Would you like fries with that”
@@andrepoghosyan8269 boss of saying “Anyway, here’s your receipt”. He doesn’t even get to PRINT the receipt.
I dropped out of high school my senior year .. I’ve been an entrepreneur since I was a little boy. I now own a successful clothing company, I’m a member at an elite Country Club, have plenty of money and my health. All you need is persistence with a definite purpose. My confidence comes from my personal skills NOT from a piece of paper that you hang on a friggin wall !!!!
Congrats brother pray for me so successful as you one day .
101% correct
Your website says you are a, ". A graduate of the University of Rhode Island." SO what's up??
@@MrOscarology hahaha yeah i wanna know too
yeah but to get hired you need diploma right? You are you're own boss, not everyone can be a boss. What about those who need a job?
It’s not about who makes more money or who has the degree. It’s about what you want to do in life. If you know that you will have a career that doesn’t require a degree, then of course a college degree is worthless. If you go into a job that actually does require a college degree then of course a college degree matters. My advice is to follow your passion and do a little to explore some other things to see what else might interest you. And always remember this, education is bring out, not a degree or an A+
If you want to work for a company you NEED a degree. If you want to start your own company you don’t. Ironically, even the people who are entrepreneurs only hire people with degrees to work in their companies.
Facts,,.. rather be caught with it, than without it!
Studying is only useful when it’s something where you need good practical education and usually a higher degree/title like everything in medicine or engineering but many study some artsy fartsy nonsense that’s just a waste of time and money
@@derekmeade1741 Louis Rossman is doing pretty good and he had neither of those two things you mentioned.
@@mdgsk824 I don't study artsy farsty but I know plenty who did and got good jobs. It's not about the degree but how one goes about it in the world after college. Also it's about what they do as an undergrad. Typical artsy majors linger in college not pursuing interships and volunteering gigs to get experience, these students are the reason people in their field get a bad rep
@@bs4427 you should recommend practical textbooks rather than get quick rich scheme- memoirs
Since i was 13 i told myself and everyone around me that i would never go to college. I just graduated high school 2020, and guess what. Ive stuck to my words.
Even I also dont Want to study in a college,as my dream is to be a content creator.
What u do right now? U working?
@@jokertv2584 dont answer the devil lol
@@ssususamogus957 😂😂
@@horrendous9291 climate change is fake but yea the world is under your power your mind controls the material world
Reason why they hire people with degrees is because they good at taking instructions
kwanda Ngubane true that. you can't hire someone whom is defiant. whom wants to go their way
Very true
Trevor Wilson if they had the skills they would have their own business systems then being hired
Degree is a certificate of regular attendance and consistency in grades that's all
I would argue that some technical degree, the education is their certification....engineers, doctor, surgeon, lawyer, etc..
Sure they will learn more on the job than they ever will at school. However, would you let a doctor operate and getting on the job experience on you without getting a medical degree? Would you let your engineer design his first car, bridge, building, etc...without an engineering degree?
I was a B student and had a C in math and an F in organic chemistry. I also decided against university after my first two years and went to community college. Fortunately I did not fail any of my community college classes.
I’ll still be the CEO and CFO. 😎
CEO and CFO might be nothing if just a one-person business where a person can call any title by himself. It depends on how many of employee of the company the CEO and CFO is leading.
Granted, if you want to be a doctor, lawyer--please go to college. My oldest kid is a product of self-learning/teaching while in high school. During High School, she spent every spare moment in independent studying all the way until she graduated. She started working for big gaming studios at age 18. The Gaming Industry is on par to hit a Billion, if not, they are already there. She is debt-free out of high school into the adult world. We're pretty proud of her!
Well good for her, she lucked out.
@@8ZakattacK9 'Lucked' ????
@@78anurag yes. Lucked as in, she found a niche. There are other people that would have needed to actually be taught computer science to get the job your daughter got on her own...I would hate to see all those people jobless because they bought into the dangerous belief that you don't need school to succeed.
@@veemon9280 Who tf really needs luck in the gaming industry. Just look at Undertale. Piece of art.
@@veemon9280 when it comes to CIS employers vehemently look for people to show what they know, any hiring manager worth their weight in salt doesnt give two shits about a degree so id hardly call it luck. Sounds like shes just intelligent and found a good job and you are probably someone with a degree who cant find a job.... or you spent 4 years of your life in school so you could make 15 bucks an hour
Education is most useful when it is interest based..
Education and school-system are two completely different things.
Talent is most important.if you have found it and started improving it.success will be on your feet
@@CarloKyu totally agree
It's indoctrination not education.
Carlo Kyu stop feeding your self this insanity. Just because you don’t know how to use it properly don’t hate on it
There’s a massive difference between education and learning, one is forced upon you and you have no choice. The other is enjoyed and that’s something we’ve lost.
You want to know what really gets you far in life? Good people skills.
“i hate it , i hated school, and i bet you it was bc i wasn’t good at it ” MF SAME !
Francesca Martinez who is he
Yes
But he was brilliant at other things that were not or can not be thought at school.
Ray Dalio
I have so much potential in life to be great, but school and life got me severely depressed and drained... I'm looking forward to my REAL future
That’s exactly what I tell myself all the time
I hope things got better
@TH-cam Vivo but it's broken and hard
@TH-cam Vivo Because my brain looks at difficult concepts and can understand why they work. I pass my time by playing chess and creating stories with deep theories that link between movies. I am very observant and I have a brain for philosophy and meaning. School does not teach meaning, it teaches science and math. It kills me
SAME SIS SAME!! follow my pinterest : @whenugrounded blog for motivation to people with mental illness
School teaches you how to be a good employee/ to work for money. School doesn’t teach you how to make money/ make money work for you.
No one taught school that😝
Yeah lava is magma when underground is a really important thing to know to be a good employee
Jassy, and it doesn't teach guys how to get girls like you, either.
@Inchan Girii lmao
I didn't know that thanks!🤘
I learn way more on TH-cam than school
You should become a doctor since TH-cam can teach you and does it better than school. Oh wait, you should become an engineer since TH-cam teaches you better than school. No, wait; what does TH-cam teach you?
What, trivia? And business related pathways that don't demand experience or a degree?
高贝佟 I learn more on the internet than at school, the good thing is I can write it down.
@@spiritual9574 learn what, bro? Trivia? How benifical. Talk to me when you can learn medicine and turn that into a career. Be more specific. I can learn off TH-cam as well. All those solutions to the programming exercises in my textbook? Heck yes it's on TH-cam. You guys are making it seem like TH-cam university is applicable to all fields when it's not.
Chinese symbol guy- You sound bitter, prolly got crippling debt lol
George R-
It's not even close, way more is still an understatement!
never forget the day i met my accountant for the first time and i told him about my business and then he asked where i graduated from to which i responded "Oh i didn't graduate from anywhere, i just sat down and did it". Man's world was rocked
A lot of people dont get the message of this video. Its really not ''school is useless''. It is about school not really being that important on a road to succes. You 'will' have to study. And you 'will' have to grow. But in the end, the only thing that can help you is yourself
Yup exactly mate!
This is the only comment thats relevant here and it makes sense high five
Preach
Well said.
I think most of us get the message of the speakers in the video. It seems to be the youtuber posting this video that doesn't understand the message given the contrary title they used...
They say you dont need college degrees ,why then is it a requirement to work at their companies?
Idk what industry you're in, but I am in Tech and 90% of all job descriptions say a degree or equivalent experience, or w/certifications. Some don't even say degree at all.
Curry Muncer they need slaves that will fall in line and do the job, not people on their grind. People with degrees are already used to walking the road that has been paved for them.
If you had enough experience and background they wouldnt need to ask you for a degree.
@@dr6udr6udm34 Eh, no? That's like the most stupid thing I've ever read. Degree is, I think, some "proof", like you know what you are doing, because you studied that.
J J hahaha totally.
U. S. Marine here. I used to always laugh as a kid when my dad always said "don't go to college" or "it's a waste of time". Looking back on it as a 21 year old, I know what he means. I have too many friends who have already either dropped out of college or transferred to another one to give college a second try. Stats don't lie either. Countless people with college degrees still work at McDonald's. I'm not a college hater. Hell, I think college can be a great thing depending on what you want to do. I'm just saying it's not for everyone and I hate how society tries to make it seem like you have to go to college when in reality a majority of people end up in debt for years because of it. I'm serving active duty in the Marine Corps which is arguably even better because it gives me job experience (which college doesn't do), teaches me discipline and leadership, makes me do amazing things (travel the world etc.) and it couldn't hurt my resume by stating I served 4 years as an active duty Marine. I look forward to my future after the Marine Corps.
Student debt is only temporary.
Agreed. College / Uni is only worth it if you don’t get a useless degree and actually get experience when in college!
I got job experience through college. It's called juggling academic life with my free time away. Why lie and say college doesn't give experience?
Was that just to make yourself feel better bud
@@valioma9108 I think ya misread my point there chief. Job experience isn't something that comes with college. Job experience IS something that comes with the military. That is all. Even then I'm still getting way more job experience compared to someone who has to "juggle academic life with free time". Not sure how "lying" rationally fits into my scenario whatsoever. My job is what I do, end of story 👌
@@MeatzB no it isn't 😬 lemme guess. You haven't gone to college yet?
When you invest you're buying a day you don't have to work in
Assets that can make you rich
👇
Bitcoin
Stocks
Real estate
@@nicholasmiller4391 You're right Sir, it's obvious a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance
@@nickreed4404 It's not ignorance but due to some unprofessional broker in the market, but there are good and honest broker out there waiting for investors.
In a few months or no time people will definitely be kicking themselves regrets for missing the opportunity to buy or invest in crypto currency.
Bitcoin trading is the most profitable investment online if only you trade with a professional expert or broker
One family friend has 3 kids, 2 with masters and 1 bachelors ages 24,25, and 29 and they're still living in their parents basement. Too many people have college degrees. A degree may give you some book knowledge but it doesn't give you experience. College teaches you that there is one way to do everything get a job you hate and work 9 to 5, drink beer, watch television and eat out. To have a white picket fence house, children and complain about your life.
I am 19 just got a job as an electrician and am planning to flip houses soon. If everything works out I will be moving out of my parents house before 20. I love my work, I don't drink alcohol, I don't have a girlfriend and I don't party. I instead learn more, go fishing, workout and thank the good lord everyday for my awesome life.
God bless y'all real good.
Your a very nice person I see
But can you get a girlfriend no offense
@@jbarral6509 with a personality like that I think he sure can get many...
Great man indeed
Good luck with your life and don't waste your youth
Hey man your comment really hit me because I’m thinking about doing the same things. I’m only 17 and wanna learn how to do it. Do you have any advice or where did you learn what you learned?
I just graduated from high school in 2020 and literally everybody thinks I’m crazy for not wanting to go to school. I started my business in my senior year and that’s HONESTLY something I can see myself doing for the rest of my life. Nobody can convince me that I need college to run my business.
You got this :)
@@jonathansupport1045 thank you so much!!!
@@InAPerfectWorlddd What’s the business called?
Save your money and live within your means!
wow, wishing you the best i hope one day i can do the same thing
I left the school in Hungary when I turned 17, been sacked 4 times from 3 different schools before I left then I moved to the UK when I turned 18 with no english, been on drugs for years because I was depressed with no friends now I am a supervisor at the biggest English cycle company and getting married next month. I agree degree does not need to be successful.
That's amazing to hear, proud of you!
@@txuay Thank you. I will be promoted to assistant manager on my return. :)
how u became a supervisor ive been reading the comments most of them didnt goto college or they drop out of school and they still got a good job wow lucky people
@@escanordaone9383 well, I am an assistant manager now! Working hard I guess, do the best you can do, if you promise something's make sure you get it done. Build trust with everyone who is above you for progression but do not be an ass liker, don't be afraid to say what is in your mind. If you have a work buddy who's slacking in something help, don't discriminate but help him/her to progress. Watch Danzel Washington's motivation speech its 28 minutes then think. It is actually really good. It helped me a lot.
Csaba T thank u very much🙏
In school, ask yourself, "What is the *least* I can do?"
In life, ask yourself, "What is the *most* I can do?"
*Rich people don't work for money, they have money working for them*
It's all about the cash flow...
Edit: Positive debt buys assets, assets are income. Income must be higher than the operational cost of your debt.
Any ideas
@@FreshKicks4545 ya learn about debt and use it to buy assets not liabilities
@@haribajpai any examples
@@FreshKicks4545 if you take loan whose emi is 10000₹ and you buy an asset whose caseflow is 20000₹ so you made positive caseflow of 10000 ₹
You can play caseflow game of Robert t kiyosaki to understand it better 👉th-cam.com/video/xxvlyyuzjqc/w-d-xo.html
@@FreshKicks4545 By the way which country are you from?
I failed at school. I can't even go back, they don't want me back because my records are not good anymore. I feel like this society keep on dragging me. I'm planning to create my life without their paper of degree.
college or highschool?
@@fortnitegod502 username checks out.
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How its going now?
Oof, always have a plan B in every single time
Of the things I have learned over my life I find that people are most impressed by those things my dad and my uncles taught me; things like brick laying, tile work, household electrical, plumbing, planning, planting and harvesting crops, over what I learned in various educational systems. I believe this is because I learned these skills from someone who knew them well and looked forward to imparting them in me. A teacher seeking to impart grace is like a field harvested, but not planted.
This is very pleasant to hear as a failure in school
Your strengths are just elsewhere man, good luck!
doesn't mean you're a failure in life, school doesn't define you.
nah u a failure don't listen to these noobs tryna get u hopeful ur a failure face it, work hard next time
Salaar Nadeem there are people with college degrees who are broke, in Debt and struggling. Their are billionaires with no college degree who are extremely successful. There are millionaires who are rappers, and youtubers and producers who didn’t graduate high school.. again school doesn’t not define you.
School doesnt define you and it's not a world ender for you or anybody. You're not a failure. You're going to find your mark in life and you'll be fine bro. Spot the career you want and you'll get there, maybe a second venture into college will be needed but ye
I've been told since I was young that I needed to go to college to be successful, and I did go to University and I'm happy with my career. However I teach my students that University isn't the end all be all of success. There are many paths towards a career like apprenticeship, vocational school, on the job trainning and more. However, I do want to point out that many of the people they've interviewed in this clip did at least attend university and found inspiration for their careers while at university. Bill Gates is used as an example of someone that didn't need University to be successful, yet his own daughter attended Standford. So she and her dad obviously see something valuable in University.
After a person graduates high school they need some sort of a plan, and that plan does not need to be University, and that plan can change, and that plan and path can look completely different from one person to the next. Don't be to quick to disregard a University path just because Elon Musk says so, there are many people that have attended Univerity that are very successful, but don't go to university just because everyone says you should.
Gerald Hamilton i totally agree with this statement. more and more people are achieving the narrow mindset on a message that says that college is bad, i truly think that not necessarily everything about college is bad or useless. perhaps, it depends on the major you are taking and if it is clearly needed or not.
@@tasya1286 it goes beyond what a student majors in, career success is based on the individuals action as an undergrad and their actions alone. Someone can get a ECS degree, do ZERO volunteering/seek ZERO internships/not mesh their major with electives, and not find a job. Meanwhile the others who did will because they gained experience and became well rounded
best comment! but people don't listen to ideas they don't like :) they want to blame others for their life choices.
who ever reading this God bless you and your family. stay safe everyone
@Nature is not Human Hearted *sigh* is people like you that worsen America and blame religion. If you want to know the truth about religion please watch Jordan Peterson’s take on religion and stop following the ignorant atheist.
@@moelopez270 im sorry but this comment is just self advertising lol
@@moelopez270 its called reverse self advertising
I don't believe in god so stfu
Geez guys you dont have to believe in God. They’re just saying to stay safe, no one’s forcing you to believe in God... Stay safe guys
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*Bill Gates once said this: "I used to fail some exams at school but he never. Now he's an engineer at Microsoft and I'm the owner of it".* These words speak for themselves. If you don't have a good education, how on earth can you become a Microsoft engineer? But to become an exceptional person like the Microsoft owner, you can't rely on education alone - you must have a sharp mind, novel ideas, sensitivity to market changes, luck and other factors.
@fergoesdayton Yeah, education is essential but not sufficient for success
Hòa Phạm if only the jackasses who made this video were thinking along these lines when they titled it
I disagree, you don't need a formal education to become a software engineer if that's what you are claiming. most things are reachable if you have the passion and drive to learn and grow regardless if you go to school or not.
That's in all things irrespective of you having a degree or not.
Tony Robbins says +Hoa Pham "a genius is a person who consistently focuses their action on a result their committed to."
These are the type of videos i watch after my semester grades come out....;(
I feel ya right now
Looool my grades came out yesterday and I'm watching this right now
Richard Montes feel u bro
Richard Montes me right now
hahaha me i got 7/20
You literally can teach yourself anything. You don’t need school to chase your most ambitious dreams; if you want to work for someone else, go for it then.
@Yahweh Ministries I day trade.
I completely agree. Why should I attend the terrible classes in my no name garbage college when I can watch top quality lectures from MIT or Harvard professors for free online?
Especially true today.
@@shindoxxxany where I can watch? Sources? Thank you
That sounds great but I don’t think an anti schooler is pulling an all nighter on their own accord to learn about a craft they’re interested in 😂.
Yet, when they advertise positions, they require minimum of Bachelor's or Master's degree.
have learnt so much through the internet than I actually did in school ain't that really mind blowing
You are absolutely right sir, the internet is very educational and informative
@@anitayuhasmccury1905 I keep wondering what our current time would have been like without us having access to the internet, in this current time it seems be a necessity to life
@@michealcadang861
You are so right, like we wouldn't have been able to access the things we could with the the internet
@@danielluckas2143 A lot of us make a living through the internet,
There should be a holiday just to celebrate the internet coming into existence
@@danielnguyen1667 So right I learnt how to invest in cryptocurrency, bitcion, real estate through the help of the internet
Watching this before my exam tomorrow 😂
Glad I’m not the only one 😂
Me too
Lmao😂😂😂. U fucked
You guys are stupid then...
If you can't understand what point these people are trying to make, why are you even here? They're not saying that it's worthless.. that's what the title says.
They're saying that it can be helpful to you as a person, but it's not always the case to getting hired. People hire because they LIKE you, not that they like your CV or certificates or whatever you show them.
Same here😁😁😁
Meanwhile in Finland we get paid for attending university instead of taking a loan for it
Tex Dillinger that's fortunate few
Tex Dillinger lucky you! Finland is one of the places I want to go and have an experience.
Beyond The Trend with Captain Morgen Finland has about 5.5 million people and for our size we have plenty of huge companies. Nokia, Wärtsilä, Rovio, Supercell, UPM, Stora Enso..
Tex Dillinger
Wait angry birds was made by finnish people?
Orange Broom , Yes
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"College used to be an institution
now its a corporation."
It doesn’t matter where you learn, it matters how you learn.
Bill Gates dropped out of HARVARD because it was too easy. Me dropping out of Missouri State is not the same thing.
Edit: Wow I didn't expect this to get so many up votes. I was just repeating a line from a college humor video. While saying it was too easy may not be as direct I think it still holds true. There is no question about it these men could easily have gone on to earn a PhD and been a professor at whatever university or joined a company to make great contributions to society. But there's that word again "easy" they "easily" could have done this. I think they saw two routes, they could follow the path that society has placed for them(earn a degree, get a job) or make their own path(create a goddamn company). And it's in this regard that college was too easy for them.
Phillip Wiggen Yes it is if you apply yourself.
Exactly, I hate it when people say that college is useless because Bill gates, Mark Zuckerberg dropped out. There are other better reasons under certain circumstances but these guys are people who get max scores on SAT. Dropped out after starting a successful business. Elon Musk read the dam encyclopedia at the age of 9...
😂😂😂😂
Phillip Wiggen yes we all love college humour
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed. Gates and Zuckerberg were college dropouts, yeah, but they were HARVARD dropouts. They dropped out because they seized an opportunity - chances that don't generally come along to someone in a community college.
Man, my grandfather worked as a skycap at an airport. He received excellent tips from passengers. As a result, he brought a house and a couple of cars. He accomplished this without a high school diploma. Although, the cost of living was lower in the 70s, he was a success. He could talk and get along with anyone. My point is, book smart doesn’t mean you’ll be successful. Social skills and adaptability should be added onto education.
The irony is Mark zukkerberg would not be where he is without physically going to college
The realization that Mark wasted 2 years of his life.
@@Jamac007 wrong, he needed to be at that specific college at that specific time. It was the social part of college that made him rich, and that experience is exclusive to college students. Plus where was he going to find a bunch of nerds and geeks to help build the website? He didn't do it on his own, and he wouldn't have created the social experience of he wasn't in college.
@@henrytep8884 r/woooosh
@Jon L its not just the partners that spurred him into be coming successful. He had a mindset or creating something before meeting those people in college. It was just a question of time and place
henry tep WRONG. Either with or without college , if he didn’t have the brothers to make the idea of FB he wouldn’t have became rich . He stole the idea and it’s been proven . That’s why they got a check from him .
So true I am quitting my 4 year degree and just getting a 2 year degree. College is the biggest waste of time I feel like I am just paying people to give me useless homework. Learning is fun don’t get me wrong but college makes us learn the most useless parts of a concept instead of getting to the actual concepts.
Lol your probably studying something no of high value If you aha thst
@@weirdflex8158 Electrical Engineering which is very valuable in the modern world. I can learn all the concepts a lot faster outside of college without spending money and being stressed out over annoying assignments and exams.
@@ourworldisstrange7301 Who is going to hire you without a degree? Obviously you can build skills. Let say you are some kind of genius in EE and do not start your own company and make your own products, some company will hire you as a tech and pay you half of your value for that skill than if you had a degree. I am a career EE, and I remember in school in the 90's they warned us not to take internships and drop out for that reason, it was short term. Degree's are a transferable ticket, and combined with experience make you go far (like having gas in a car). One without the other is fairly useless.
I work with 40 EE's on a team, not one of them is without a degree. With have one guy who went your route, became a technician and got his degree when he was 35. he is constantly saying he wishes he did it earlier because it cost him lots of Money in the long term.
College fills your mind with a lot of BS. They have to figure out a way to fill months of your time, I went for two semesters and refuse to go back. Most of it was self taught anyways so you were really paying thousands for what were essentially glorified tutors
@@intrinsicwizard than do it online and that's an exaggeration good college degrees get you good jobs its that simple unless you wanna start your own business which is way harder
It’s not the degree that gets your job, it’s your skills and most importantly connections.
Edit: Your degree will open the door to new opportunities, but in the end it comes down to you. My advice is to start networking in your field of interest before you even start college.
That's what I will try to do in my gap year! Wish me luck
Mostly connections and money
I want to be a biomedical engineer.
You said it!
Open doors matter.
While I generally agree , Education won’t make you successful, in Business
In the Medical field, a lot of education is required just to get to the starting line…
Would you have someone operate on you, or treat you for Cancer if they didn’t have a strong medical background!