3 Ways to Solve College

I haven't been able to sell candy recently. While I'd rather read, record music, build a buisness, raise money for my surgery and travel, school is consuming most of my time. I have two more years left of college, and I wish I could be done sooner. I'm happy I found the best major for my personality. It's pretty hands on, however; having an entrepreneur mindset makes me want to only focus on creating income. I do understand getting my degree may benefit me for my long term success.
In college, these three things have been what made the largest impact on me.

The Internet

The internet has really made it easier to figure find the best way to accomplish almost any goal. I'm fully confident about my goals, it feels like school is getting in the way. I want to be young with the fortune and I will be.

Friends/Distractions

I only have a hand full, although I love talking with hundreds of people. I will reach millions by age 21, I am 20 now. I don't have a big problem with friends because I've learned how to say no without feeling bad about it.

There are actually no breaks in my life. The reason you stop doing what you want is because something else gets in the way and becomes your focus. Is what you are focused on what you really want to dedicate your life to? Is it really worth your time? Sometimes our goal has to be reassessed in order to know what we really focus our attention on in order to achieve our greatest benefit.

Money Problems

There's always a solution to every problem in life, just keep going. Desire is key, you have to focus on it and it will come. You attract what you think about the most. Look into the law of attraction. The key is maybe passive income which usually leads to financial freedom, but you be the judge of that.

In the comments, share your stories about any of the three topics listed above.

Guess who I met today!

Umm.. This is kinda sad, but there was a girl who scrapped coins out of her purse for a candy bar. After, she finished counting the total and put it in my hands; she told me that her dad passed away "a couple hours ago" and she donated to me for him. Because it's something that he would've done. Then she cried as I walked away. I didn't really know what to do. Comment what you would've done.