does a person having no college diploma become less successful financially?

Unfortunately we still live in an age where we are taught to go to school work hard pass all exams then go to college get a qualification then see if you can get a job.

What we should be teaching is not how to get a job, but how to earn a living, which is completely different from getting a job.

We should be looking at people's skills, attitude and abilities.

I was taught the old way went through college got a job but was made redundant after 20 years, found some other jobs nothing like what I had been trained for and then found what I do now.

So now when I am asked what I do I reply, well I work full time looking after my disabled wife and I work part time building my fortune!

My part time business requires no formal education or qualifications and I work with and meet lots of others who do the same thing and are extremely successful and wealthy.

Now I dont know if what I do would be of interest to you and I also dont know where you live, what I do might not be available for you, but if you care to contact me through my 360 profile I can give you more information.

I have found so far that it's not always true. Depending on what career path you take, or what you do with your life. I know quite a few people who do not have a college degree or even a high school diploma and make an incredible amount of money (legally-LOL) If you'd like to see what these people are involved in, email me and I'll be happy to send you a few web sites to take a look at.

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Not necessarily. The most industrious person with the most luck gets the most financial success....a college diploma is just a piece of paper after all...it is not money.

Statistically the more education you have, the higher your lifetime earning potential, fact.