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You could end up going to college.
You could end up getting a degree in something, but the problem is what you learn in school usually won't prepare you to find your passion.
That doesn't mean teachers are useless; my mom's a teacher, I think they are amazing, they help to educate the world.
And they teach a lot of valuable lessons like critical thinking, especially when you're younger.
But what I've come to realize is that you won't learn what you like, how to find your passion or what you want to do until you try things out.
What do most kids want to be when they're growing up?
They'll usually say, "I want to be an astronaut, I want to be a doctor, I want to be a veterinarian. I want to be a police officer; I want to be a firefighter."
But as you grow older your interests change.
And you usually feel lost, like you're 20-something, you're in school, and you're just like, I don't want to be a police officer anymore, what should I do?
And you feel like everyone else knows how to find their passion and they just know that they're going to be a doctor, or they're going to be a lawyer, and they have their life together.
Most people really don't have their life together.
I know so many people who've graduated from law school, and they don't want to be lawyers anymore.
They just wasted seven years of life and racked up $200,000 in loans.
I'm not here to say college is good or bad; it has its reasons for everyone.
But I think I would have made way more money, like two to three times more money in my life if I never went to college because I lost a lot of years in school.
What I say is go out into the world and try different things.
Every day go out and try something new that you may think you'd like or be passionate about.
You don't have to get paid for it, just do it for free.
By trying different things, you'll find some that you love and most you'll hate.
If you like it, it may be the best experience ever, then do it for another day.
Do it for a week, and eventually, you'll be like, okay, this is getting old, or I don't like this.
You'll learn what you don't like.
Most people find what they're truly passionate about in life based on experience.
You'll try things and discover, this is what I don't want to do and eventually, it leads you down the path of what do you want to do.
When I was younger, I wanted to be a doctor.
As I grew older, I was like, alright, I want to be a computer scientist.
But I soon discovered that I hated going to lab classes, and soon after I figured that that computer science wasn't my passion.
Then I started my website and decided that I wanted to be a business owner.
I failed miserably in my first business.
But I learned that just popping up a business doesn't get people coming to your website.
From there I paid some marketing agencies to help out with my business, and I was cleaning restrooms and toilets at a theme park to afford to pay them.
But guess what? Those agencies failed. They didn't get me the results I wanted.
Eventually, I had to learn it myself because I ran out of money.
And by going out and doing it for myself, learning and trying things, I got good at it.
It turns out, I'm good at marketing. And what you're good at is what you tend to like more and more passionate about.
When you find your passion typically that's what you tend to want to do for your career.
Like with marketing I got good at it, I fell in love with it and discovered that I wanted to be a marketer.
I don't care if I'm marketing as a business owner and have my marketing agency or if I'm working for someone else and doing their marketing or I work nine-to-five for someone else and I'm helping them with marketing for their business.
I don't care as long as I'm marketing because that's what I'm passionate about.
But that's the thing; most people won't figure out what they're good at and passionate about.
My advice for young entrepreneurs or college students is simple, go out there and try something different every single day.
You'll figure out what you hate, you'll figure out what you like, and you'll figure out what you're good at.
If you keep trying you'll discover your passion.
For most people what you like and what you're good at tends to go hand-in-hand because if you like something and you're good at it, of course, you're going like it more and more.
When you figure out what you like you'll do it more and more, and that's what your career path usually will end up becoming, and that's how you figure out what you're passionate about.
Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/besteducationpage2/
Read more on my blog: https://neilpatel.com/blog
You could end up going to college.
You could end up getting a degree in something, but the problem is what you learn in school usually won't prepare you to find your passion.
That doesn't mean teachers are useless; my mom's a teacher, I think they are amazing, they help to educate the world.
And they teach a lot of valuable lessons like critical thinking, especially when you're younger.
But what I've come to realize is that you won't learn what you like, how to find your passion or what you want to do until you try things out.
What do most kids want to be when they're growing up?
They'll usually say, "I want to be an astronaut, I want to be a doctor, I want to be a veterinarian. I want to be a police officer; I want to be a firefighter."
But as you grow older your interests change.
And you usually feel lost, like you're 20-something, you're in school, and you're just like, I don't want to be a police officer anymore, what should I do?
And you feel like everyone else knows how to find their passion and they just know that they're going to be a doctor, or they're going to be a lawyer, and they have their life together.
Most people really don't have their life together.
I know so many people who've graduated from law school, and they don't want to be lawyers anymore.
They just wasted seven years of life and racked up $200,000 in loans.
I'm not here to say college is good or bad; it has its reasons for everyone.
But I think I would have made way more money, like two to three times more money in my life if I never went to college because I lost a lot of years in school.
What I say is go out into the world and try different things.
Every day go out and try something new that you may think you'd like or be passionate about.
You don't have to get paid for it, just do it for free.
By trying different things, you'll find some that you love and most you'll hate.
If you like it, it may be the best experience ever, then do it for another day.
Do it for a week, and eventually, you'll be like, okay, this is getting old, or I don't like this.
You'll learn what you don't like.
Most people find what they're truly passionate about in life based on experience.
You'll try things and discover, this is what I don't want to do and eventually, it leads you down the path of what do you want to do.
When I was younger, I wanted to be a doctor.
As I grew older, I was like, alright, I want to be a computer scientist.
But I soon discovered that I hated going to lab classes, and soon after I figured that that computer science wasn't my passion.
Then I started my website and decided that I wanted to be a business owner.
I failed miserably in my first business.
But I learned that just popping up a business doesn't get people coming to your website.
From there I paid some marketing agencies to help out with my business, and I was cleaning restrooms and toilets at a theme park to afford to pay them.
But guess what? Those agencies failed. They didn't get me the results I wanted.
Eventually, I had to learn it myself because I ran out of money.
And by going out and doing it for myself, learning and trying things, I got good at it.
It turns out, I'm good at marketing. And what you're good at is what you tend to like more and more passionate about.
When you find your passion typically that's what you tend to want to do for your career.
Like with marketing I got good at it, I fell in love with it and discovered that I wanted to be a marketer.
I don't care if I'm marketing as a business owner and have my marketing agency or if I'm working for someone else and doing their marketing or I work nine-to-five for someone else and I'm helping them with marketing for their business.
I don't care as long as I'm marketing because that's what I'm passionate about.
But that's the thing; most people won't figure out what they're good at and passionate about.
My advice for young entrepreneurs or college students is simple, go out there and try something different every single day.
You'll figure out what you hate, you'll figure out what you like, and you'll figure out what you're good at.
If you keep trying you'll discover your passion.
For most people what you like and what you're good at tends to go hand-in-hand because if you like something and you're good at it, of course, you're going like it more and more.
When you figure out what you like you'll do it more and more, and that's what your career path usually will end up becoming, and that's how you figure out what you're passionate about.
yeah you could end up going to college
you can end up getting a degree in
something but the problem is what you
learn in school usually won't prepare
you for the real role and that doesn't
mean that teachers suck my mom is a
teacher I think they are amazing the
really help educating this world maybe
teach you a lot of valuable lessons like
how to think do critical thinking
especially when you're younger what I've
learned is you won't learn what you like
or what you want to do until you try
now here's what I mean you grow up when
you're a little kid what did you want to
be for a living alright most people what
do you think they say Onvia astronaut I
want to be a doctor I want to be a
veterinarian I want to be a police
officer I want to be a firefighter when
you grow up you lose that you when
little kids are like hey I want to be a
police officer when they grow up most of
them don't want to be a police officer
anymore there's nothing wrong with cops
they're amazing right I understand
there's issues at certain parts of the
world with Krupp cops or violence but in
general the concept of police officers
are amazing right now what ends up
happening is as you go older your
interest change and you've usually feel
lost like you're 20-something you're in
schooling just like I don't want to be a
cop anymore what should I do and you're
like oh everyone else knows what they
want to do right away they just want to
end up doing a doctor they're gonna be a
lawyer and they have the life together
they actually really don't have the life
together I know so many people graduate
from law school they're like I don't
want to be a lawyer anymore I just
wasted seven years of my life and
$200,000 of loans instead what I
recommend is and this is up to you if
you want to go to college or not I'm not
here to say college is good or bad it
has its reasons for everyone I think I
would have made way more money like two
to three times more money in my life if
I never went to college because I lost a
lot of years in my life but what I say
is go and try different things so each
day go and do something new that you may
think you want to like or you think you
want to do when you go older you don't
have to get paid for it just go and do
it for free what you'll find is some of
these things you'll love and most of
them you'll hate
if you like him like oh my god this is
the best experience ever then go do it
for another day go do it for a week an
event you'll really be like okay this is
getting old or I don't like this you'll
learn what you don't like see most
people find what they're truly passion
about in life based on experience and
you first figure out all right this is
what I don't want to do an adventure it
leads you down the path of what do you
want to do like me I don't want to be a
marketer at first I wanted to be a
doctor I have so many family members are
a doctor they're like oh this will be
cool let me be a doctor my last name is
Patel OB dr. Patel all right just like
everyone else and then I was a girls or
I was like all right I want to be a
computer scientist it's really cool and
then I'm like all right you know what I
hate going to lab classes so in college
you got to do normal classes and then
you do lab sessions for the same amount
of credit I'm like screw this I
hated it so then I'm like I don't want
to do computer science anymore but I
started my own website and I'm like okay
I want to be a business owner and as I
did that I failed miserably with my
first business but I learned that hey
just popping up a business doesn't get
people coming to your website and then
from there I'm like okay let me pay some
marketing agencies and I was cleaning
restrooms and toilets at a theme park
and I was using that money to pay
marketing agencies and they failed they
didn't give me results an event you had
to learn it myself because I ran out of
money and I got good at it but from that
process of trying different things I
learned that oh I'm pretty good at this
marketing thing and usually what you're
pretty good at is what you tend to like
more and that's thinking more passionate
about and that's what you tend to want
to do for your career and I got good at
it I fell in love with that and I'm like
oh I want to be a marketer I don't care
if I'm doing marketing as a business
owner and I have my own marketing agency
or if I'm working for someone else in
doing their marketing or if I work 9:00
to 5:00 for someone else and I'm helping
them with their marketing for their
business I don't care as long as I'm
doing marketing because that's when I'm
passion about but that's the thing you
usually won't figure out what you're
good at and passionate about so my
advice for young entrepreneurs or
college students is simple go out there
and try different stuff each and every
single day or week you'll figure out
what you hate you'll forget what you
like and you'll figure out what you're
good at
usually what you like and what you're
good at tends to go hand in hand because
if you like something and you're good at
it of course you're gonna like it more
and more and typically like you play
sport you're good at something did you
play sports yeah what was your favorite
sport football were you better at
football than other sports you have by
far exactly so you liked it more and
that's usually what happens so the same
thing will happen once you figure out
what you like you'll do it more and more
and that's what your career path usually
will end up becoming and that's how you
figure out what your passion about
What you learn in school usually won't prepare you
for the real world. ►►Subscribe
here to learn more of my secret SEO tips: https://goo.gl/ScRTwc
Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/besteducationpage2/
Read more on my blog: https://neilpatel.com/blog
You could end up going to college.
You could end up getting a degree in something, but the problem is what you learn in school usually won't prepare you to find your passion.
That doesn't mean teachers are useless; my mom's a teacher, I think they are amazing, they help to educate the world.
And they teach a lot of valuable lessons like critical thinking, especially when you're younger.
But what I've come to realize is that you won't learn what you like, how to find your passion or what you want to do until you try things out.
What do most kids want to be when they're growing up?
They'll usually say, "I want to be an astronaut, I want to be a doctor, I want to be a veterinarian. I want to be a police officer; I want to be a firefighter."
But as you grow older your interests change.
And you usually feel lost, like you're 20-something, you're in school, and you're just like, I don't want to be a police officer anymore, what should I do?
And you feel like everyone else knows how to find their passion and they just know that they're going to be a doctor, or they're going to be a lawyer, and they have their life together.
Most people really don't have their life together.
I know so many people who've graduated from law school, and they don't want to be lawyers anymore.
They just wasted seven years of life and racked up $200,000 in loans.
I'm not here to say college is good or bad; it has its reasons for everyone.
But I think I would have made way more money, like two to three times more money in my life if I never went to college because I lost a lot of years in school.
What I say is go out into the world and try different things.
Every day go out and try something new that you may think you'd like or be passionate about.
You don't have to get paid for it, just do it for free.
By trying different things, you'll find some that you love and most you'll hate.
If you like it, it may be the best experience ever, then do it for another day.
Do it for a week, and eventually, you'll be like, okay, this is getting old, or I don't like this.
You'll learn what you don't like.
Most people find what they're truly passionate about in life based on experience.
You'll try things and discover, this is what I don't want to do and eventually, it leads you down the path of what do you want to do.
When I was younger, I wanted to be a doctor.
As I grew older, I was like, alright, I want to be a computer scientist.
But I soon discovered that I hated going to lab classes, and soon after I figured that that computer science wasn't my passion.
Then I started my website and decided that I wanted to be a business owner.
I failed miserably in my first business.
But I learned that just popping up a business doesn't get people coming to your website.
From there I paid some marketing agencies to help out with my business, and I was cleaning restrooms and toilets at a theme park to afford to pay them.
But guess what? Those agencies failed. They didn't get me the results I wanted.
Eventually, I had to learn it myself because I ran out of money.
And by going out and doing it for myself, learning and trying things, I got good at it.
It turns out, I'm good at marketing. And what you're good at is what you tend to like more and more passionate about.
When you find your passion typically that's what you tend to want to do for your career.
Like with marketing I got good at it, I fell in love with it and discovered that I wanted to be a marketer.
I don't care if I'm marketing as a business owner and have my marketing agency or if I'm working for someone else and doing their marketing or I work nine-to-five for someone else and I'm helping them with marketing for their business.
I don't care as long as I'm marketing because that's what I'm passionate about.
But that's the thing; most people won't figure out what they're good at and passionate about.
My advice for young entrepreneurs or college students is simple, go out there and try something different every single day.
You'll figure out what you hate, you'll figure out what you like, and you'll figure out what you're good at.
If you keep trying you'll discover your passion.
For most people what you like and what you're good at tends to go hand-in-hand because if you like something and you're good at it, of course, you're going like it more and more.
When you figure out what you like you'll do it more and more, and that's what your career path usually will end up becoming, and that's how you figure out what you're passionate about.
Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/besteducationpage2/
Read more on my blog: https://neilpatel.com/blog
You could end up going to college.
You could end up getting a degree in something, but the problem is what you learn in school usually won't prepare you to find your passion.
That doesn't mean teachers are useless; my mom's a teacher, I think they are amazing, they help to educate the world.
And they teach a lot of valuable lessons like critical thinking, especially when you're younger.
But what I've come to realize is that you won't learn what you like, how to find your passion or what you want to do until you try things out.
What do most kids want to be when they're growing up?
They'll usually say, "I want to be an astronaut, I want to be a doctor, I want to be a veterinarian. I want to be a police officer; I want to be a firefighter."
But as you grow older your interests change.
And you usually feel lost, like you're 20-something, you're in school, and you're just like, I don't want to be a police officer anymore, what should I do?
And you feel like everyone else knows how to find their passion and they just know that they're going to be a doctor, or they're going to be a lawyer, and they have their life together.
Most people really don't have their life together.
I know so many people who've graduated from law school, and they don't want to be lawyers anymore.
They just wasted seven years of life and racked up $200,000 in loans.
I'm not here to say college is good or bad; it has its reasons for everyone.
But I think I would have made way more money, like two to three times more money in my life if I never went to college because I lost a lot of years in school.
What I say is go out into the world and try different things.
Every day go out and try something new that you may think you'd like or be passionate about.
You don't have to get paid for it, just do it for free.
By trying different things, you'll find some that you love and most you'll hate.
If you like it, it may be the best experience ever, then do it for another day.
Do it for a week, and eventually, you'll be like, okay, this is getting old, or I don't like this.
You'll learn what you don't like.
Most people find what they're truly passionate about in life based on experience.
You'll try things and discover, this is what I don't want to do and eventually, it leads you down the path of what do you want to do.
When I was younger, I wanted to be a doctor.
As I grew older, I was like, alright, I want to be a computer scientist.
But I soon discovered that I hated going to lab classes, and soon after I figured that that computer science wasn't my passion.
Then I started my website and decided that I wanted to be a business owner.
I failed miserably in my first business.
But I learned that just popping up a business doesn't get people coming to your website.
From there I paid some marketing agencies to help out with my business, and I was cleaning restrooms and toilets at a theme park to afford to pay them.
But guess what? Those agencies failed. They didn't get me the results I wanted.
Eventually, I had to learn it myself because I ran out of money.
And by going out and doing it for myself, learning and trying things, I got good at it.
It turns out, I'm good at marketing. And what you're good at is what you tend to like more and more passionate about.
When you find your passion typically that's what you tend to want to do for your career.
Like with marketing I got good at it, I fell in love with it and discovered that I wanted to be a marketer.
I don't care if I'm marketing as a business owner and have my marketing agency or if I'm working for someone else and doing their marketing or I work nine-to-five for someone else and I'm helping them with marketing for their business.
I don't care as long as I'm marketing because that's what I'm passionate about.
But that's the thing; most people won't figure out what they're good at and passionate about.
My advice for young entrepreneurs or college students is simple, go out there and try something different every single day.
You'll figure out what you hate, you'll figure out what you like, and you'll figure out what you're good at.
If you keep trying you'll discover your passion.
For most people what you like and what you're good at tends to go hand-in-hand because if you like something and you're good at it, of course, you're going like it more and more.
When you figure out what you like you'll do it more and more, and that's what your career path usually will end up becoming, and that's how you figure out what you're passionate about.
yeah you could end up going to college
you can end up getting a degree in
something but the problem is what you
learn in school usually won't prepare
you for the real role and that doesn't
mean that teachers suck my mom is a
teacher I think they are amazing the
really help educating this world maybe
teach you a lot of valuable lessons like
how to think do critical thinking
especially when you're younger what I've
learned is you won't learn what you like
or what you want to do until you try
now here's what I mean you grow up when
you're a little kid what did you want to
be for a living alright most people what
do you think they say Onvia astronaut I
want to be a doctor I want to be a
veterinarian I want to be a police
officer I want to be a firefighter when
you grow up you lose that you when
little kids are like hey I want to be a
police officer when they grow up most of
them don't want to be a police officer
anymore there's nothing wrong with cops
they're amazing right I understand
there's issues at certain parts of the
world with Krupp cops or violence but in
general the concept of police officers
are amazing right now what ends up
happening is as you go older your
interest change and you've usually feel
lost like you're 20-something you're in
schooling just like I don't want to be a
cop anymore what should I do and you're
like oh everyone else knows what they
want to do right away they just want to
end up doing a doctor they're gonna be a
lawyer and they have the life together
they actually really don't have the life
together I know so many people graduate
from law school they're like I don't
want to be a lawyer anymore I just
wasted seven years of my life and
$200,000 of loans instead what I
recommend is and this is up to you if
you want to go to college or not I'm not
here to say college is good or bad it
has its reasons for everyone I think I
would have made way more money like two
to three times more money in my life if
I never went to college because I lost a
lot of years in my life but what I say
is go and try different things so each
day go and do something new that you may
think you want to like or you think you
want to do when you go older you don't
have to get paid for it just go and do
it for free what you'll find is some of
these things you'll love and most of
them you'll hate
if you like him like oh my god this is
the best experience ever then go do it
for another day go do it for a week an
event you'll really be like okay this is
getting old or I don't like this you'll
learn what you don't like see most
people find what they're truly passion
about in life based on experience and
you first figure out all right this is
what I don't want to do an adventure it
leads you down the path of what do you
want to do like me I don't want to be a
marketer at first I wanted to be a
doctor I have so many family members are
a doctor they're like oh this will be
cool let me be a doctor my last name is
Patel OB dr. Patel all right just like
everyone else and then I was a girls or
I was like all right I want to be a
computer scientist it's really cool and
then I'm like all right you know what I
hate going to lab classes so in college
you got to do normal classes and then
you do lab sessions for the same amount
of credit I'm like screw this I
hated it so then I'm like I don't want
to do computer science anymore but I
started my own website and I'm like okay
I want to be a business owner and as I
did that I failed miserably with my
first business but I learned that hey
just popping up a business doesn't get
people coming to your website and then
from there I'm like okay let me pay some
marketing agencies and I was cleaning
restrooms and toilets at a theme park
and I was using that money to pay
marketing agencies and they failed they
didn't give me results an event you had
to learn it myself because I ran out of
money and I got good at it but from that
process of trying different things I
learned that oh I'm pretty good at this
marketing thing and usually what you're
pretty good at is what you tend to like
more and that's thinking more passionate
about and that's what you tend to want
to do for your career and I got good at
it I fell in love with that and I'm like
oh I want to be a marketer I don't care
if I'm doing marketing as a business
owner and I have my own marketing agency
or if I'm working for someone else in
doing their marketing or if I work 9:00
to 5:00 for someone else and I'm helping
them with their marketing for their
business I don't care as long as I'm
doing marketing because that's when I'm
passion about but that's the thing you
usually won't figure out what you're
good at and passionate about so my
advice for young entrepreneurs or
college students is simple go out there
and try different stuff each and every
single day or week you'll figure out
what you hate you'll forget what you
like and you'll figure out what you're
good at
usually what you like and what you're
good at tends to go hand in hand because
if you like something and you're good at
it of course you're gonna like it more
and more and typically like you play
sport you're good at something did you
play sports yeah what was your favorite
sport football were you better at
football than other sports you have by
far exactly so you liked it more and
that's usually what happens so the same
thing will happen once you figure out
what you like you'll do it more and more
and that's what your career path usually
will end up becoming and that's how you
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