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Feeling bored with M1; school's relatively simple and grades are mediocre but I don't care about that much. Was anybody making money as an M1 or have suggestions on how to do it? I'm planning on doing MBA but that starts summer of 2nd yr, so far away. I've entertained thoughts of quitting med but there are logistical probs so I'll probably stay. Meaning like I don't know what I would be doing otherwise--BA in Econ+biz minor from a state school won't get me a smashing starting job offer and I don't yet have enough entrepreneurial confidence or prowess, let alone capital/backing/cnnxns, to go it alone.
I posted about my frustration in allo but I should've just put it here in the first place. I've come to realize I'm only interested in ECs to the extent that they will help me make money either now or later. This mentality is also starting to pervade my social life and who I decide to mingle with, it's kinda bad. I do read quite a bit but I'm starting to feel like I can only learn so much with that hands off approach. For example I'd love to master finance but without actually doing it it's tough to learn--like playing poker without stakes. I feel uncomfy using fam money or loan money unless I felt like I rly knew what I'm doing. I hope you guys here can understand better than allo. I'm not in fact a greedy bastard, I just believe that moneymaking is a calling. I see it as a measure of creating value in society and I think everyone should try to be a mass moneymaker. I'm open to legal vice moneymaking as well though, I must admit. Hey, why deny ppl things they love even if it ruins them. I'm particularly interested in gambling/gaming but there's quite a bit of legality and licensing involved in that I think
Sry don't mean to bi7ch and moan, just feeling like I'm in a predicament and I dunno who to turn to--peers resent it and admins are out of the question. I've pondered seeking other profs, like biz ones maybe. Any younguns out there happen to be creating any value? In short you could say I'm obsessed with money and feeling antsy but I hope you will see it's not evil as society has ppl believe. Ideally I would like to have something going and drop out of school like many tycoons do; however I am not currently on that path and I know it. I feel bad bc I'm a bad (in a way) influence on peers and even other SDNers.
I posted about my frustration in allo but I should've just put it here in the first place. I've come to realize I'm only interested in ECs to the extent that they will help me make money either now or later. This mentality is also starting to pervade my social life and who I decide to mingle with, it's kinda bad. I do read quite a bit but I'm starting to feel like I can only learn so much with that hands off approach. For example I'd love to master finance but without actually doing it it's tough to learn--like playing poker without stakes. I feel uncomfy using fam money or loan money unless I felt like I rly knew what I'm doing. I hope you guys here can understand better than allo. I'm not in fact a greedy bastard, I just believe that moneymaking is a calling. I see it as a measure of creating value in society and I think everyone should try to be a mass moneymaker. I'm open to legal vice moneymaking as well though, I must admit. Hey, why deny ppl things they love even if it ruins them. I'm particularly interested in gambling/gaming but there's quite a bit of legality and licensing involved in that I think
Sry don't mean to bi7ch and moan, just feeling like I'm in a predicament and I dunno who to turn to--peers resent it and admins are out of the question. I've pondered seeking other profs, like biz ones maybe. Any younguns out there happen to be creating any value? In short you could say I'm obsessed with money and feeling antsy but I hope you will see it's not evil as society has ppl believe. Ideally I would like to have something going and drop out of school like many tycoons do; however I am not currently on that path and I know it. I feel bad bc I'm a bad (in a way) influence on peers and even other SDNers.