If I’m chasing the money, it’s probably smarter and healthier to just get a job. I’m very likely to be well paid considering I will have a good degree (if I graduate) and I’m usually exceptionally good at what I do.

First reason is that most people I look up to are entrepreneurs. Their philosophies and contributions to the society is quite of something that makes me feel alive and passionate about life. I often find myself amazed at the level of intelligence those people demonstrate.

The second reason is in the nature of the work. It’s a constant attempt at finding the truth. And this act itself has been the basis for our

The third is my personal experience with people who have graduated from my school and gotten into the workforces. I never vibed with them.

The fourth is the money, I want to be filthy rich. I did say something about the money in the beginning of the article, but wanting the money that can’t be earned through having a job and wanting to be financially stable are two different things.

The fifth is that you become a leader, which is also something that we have been doing since the time of primitive and I find the most meanings in it.