And as the young, it’s fun facts to see just how rich people can get doing smart work versus hard work. Especially seeing that some of them were college dropouts and a few were high school dropouts. That makes it even more interesting. Education is always going to be an ongoing thing because it’s just the process of learning and application but the need for schooling is not needed in order to have success, however each person defines it. And those that have a tremendous amount of success in business without much schooling proves that. But if you want to go on to college after getting your high school diploma or GED then by all means, do so. Just don’t go thinking that you NEED it to be successful financially. Because that couldn’t be any more inaccurate than it already is. Sit down and define what success means to you and then find a way to achieve it - there are many avenues to choose from. Nothing beats college like hands-on experience. And yes there are ways to get experience without college. haha. There are always options. Just have to find them and make the most of them when it’s presented to you.

Article: http://www.forbes.com/2007/09/18/richlist07_The-Richest-Americans_slide_2.html?thisSpeed=15000

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