Someone would be wasting someone else time in this instance...People who say MONEY isn't everything haven't clearly been an entrepreneur!

For example, many high paid professionals have trade conferences: physicians (especially cardiology, surgeons, radiologists, etc), attorneys, engineers, entrepreneurs, and so many more.

My father sadly passed away a couple years ago and was an entrepreneur.

Ive never met a successful entrepreneur who wasn’t a voracious reader.

I'm sure that someone somewhere might try to use the electric to grow weed or something but I'm up for supporting the young entrepreneur I guess too, JK! 

I am an entrepreneur.

Due to increased access brought on by bottomless taxpayer subsidized loans, more kids use it more as a phase to "find themselves" and "experience life" now than they used to.If you want to be a doctor or a lawyer (i.e. white collar professional), most likely college is required.If you want to be an entrepreneur, blue collar worker, or trades-person, it probably is not required, although there may be some great business classes that would help.Whatever you do, don't go into debt for it. 

I run a consulting business for small businesses and entrepreneurs in the information technology industry, and want to also begin investing in RE.  

A startup builder and wellness entrepreneur by trade but happy to be here and learning more every day, in every way possible.

Being an entrepreneur is not easy and but if you can do that, then you are going to do wonderfully in Real Estate investing.