But given the deeper immersion into each subject, conducive to the much smaller class sizes, it's a no brainer. 

Step back take a deep breath & appreciate that once on BP you are immersed in a new tough love "family", complete with the occasional crazy uncle (posters).Good luck & never look back!!!

But if its a field where your earnings can go up 50% by being immersed in your work and performing better, maybe it is better to focus on that and less on investing.  

I’m an investor, realtor, and rep for a title agency, as such fully immersed in the community and work with investors daily.

You need to immerse yourself with real estate and learn absolutely everything you can for FREE!

I live and enjoy each day to the fullest being immersed in the present day.You could rent the car for a week and just see if it was a temporary itch to get rid of or if you found yourself wanting more.

I am in sponge-mode and am trying to immerse myself in as much information as possible so I can start to develop my own strategy. 

This type of thing just gets rid of the people that are not immersed in the industry.

I happened to lose my W2 job in March and found a role as Disposition Manager at a big local flipping company- so what I've found is that even with only 2 years of really studying and immersing myself into real estate investing strategies, conferences, books, Tony Robbins stuff.... there's a HUGE difference in my level of knowledge and PROFESSIONALISM compared to younger folks I meet. 

Even if I learn a hard lesson, I feel like this is an opportunity to dive in, since many other things are on hold right now and I have the time to immerse myself in something potentially more stable than a W2 j-o-b will ever provide.