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Vishnu Teja

Change is inevitable... • 4d

Is taking DROPOUT🦄>>academic degree🎓. It's cool looking at billionaires💸 dropping out of college and building successful startups🚀. example :- Apple , Facebook etc. Their stories will bring goosebump🤯 but are we another Steve Jobs or another zuc

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robin

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I completely agree, India comes with a lot of mental setbacks around the society(is changing with the internet and globalisation and stuff though) but one more hing steve jobs dropped out as he didn't want to waste his parents money, and Apple and its idea came after7, steve did know plenty tech stuff without college as he was passionate unlike where in india people are forced to start jee and stuff which is killing great minds, and jobs got a job I'm Atari quickly as well, he spent most of his time before8 even thinking of apple computers in self realisation and spirituality and stuff, and Zuckerberg dropped out when he started getting invitations to silicon Valley and stuff and already got many investors , and gates got like 200000 us dollars for investment from his parents while ambani had a company to go directly operate when he dropped out, so one shouldn't just drop out after knowing the names of these guys but depends on their goals and stuff really

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