Help! Need to find the balance!

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@boldwarrior

This is key - however, sadly, its not taught at any school i went to. Your only ever taught how to be a good employee! Even before i even had my 1st job, i could do a Employee Tax Return.

The mental skill set to be your own boss should be taught at school level - the catch is - if teachers could actually teach such info, then they would have to actually contract in special teachers to do so, as the Full-timed teachers teaching you have NO IDEA (bit a catch really).

Im 33yrs old, and just spent over 1yr fully self employed. Massive learning curve and still learning. In the next 2wks alone, systems i put in place 5wks ago should see me earning full time $$ with part time HRs.

What that means, is now i will have time and money to do the things i love. Imagine learning this fresh out of school and taking say 3yrs to learn instead of 1. That would be a 20yr old working 3-4yr a day and training 3-4hrs per day and still having time for a life outside.

Your post is so true especially the part about earning full time pay with less hours of work to log in. As far as why U.S citizens don’t learn self employed skills in the U.S, I have pretty much narrowed it down to two things:

1. The general public does not demand knowledge of self employed skills out of the university systems because they believe that whatever the university dishes out is best for them and that the university will always work in THERE best interest. lol, that’s why people always “go back to school” when they are financially boxed in instead of immediately taking whatever skills they have to real world and locating a buyer.

2. It’s not in the Governments/University’s interest to teach the general population self employed skills because then they could not get away with charging premium prices for common knowledge and they could no longer get away with teaching the general population to be subordinate which the the whole undertone of modern education.