There really isn't anything wrong with wanting to be an entrepreneur. You don't need a piece of paper, that you pay thousands of money for, to take control of your life. I recently started my own business, and invested only $500, but I get to work with one of the top leaders of the company. :) If you want to be an entrepreneur, go for it. All you need is the drive and hard work.

You can definitely message me if you have any questions about starting your own business. :)

It's great that you've identified your strengths and weaknesses. Do you know what sort of business you'd like to own? Most businesses are borne out of a skill or a profession (ie. doctor getting their own practice) or fulfilling a passion (loves cooking so opens own restaurant).

Make a list of what you love to do, what your skills are and start researching possibilities. Get plenty of advice as starting a business isn't easy but at the end of the day it is something that you own rather than giving your time and expertise to someone else.

With what I do now, I get to be my own boss. The business I work with allows me to have so much free time to experience all the things that I want to experience in life. It's great that you want to be the best you want to be! The business I'm working with has helped me do the same, and I'm always striving to reach a bigger goal. If this sounds like something for you, I have a few links you can check out!

vacationsooner.com

jenn90.worldventures.biz

Email me at jclarkl0606@hotmail.com if you're interested!

I'm 17 and all I've ever known about what I want to do with the rest of my life is:

1-I wanted to be successful no idea what at but I've always known that I want to be at the top of my game career wise.

2-I wanted a high stress job.

3-I wanted to work long hours to better myself in my chosen field.

4-I wanted money....

On top of this I've always been a high C or B student, I know a lot about a lot of things but not enough to get an A..

I am smart but not in the 'rote learn kind is way'

I had taught of becoming a Lawyer, Investment banker, stockbroker or even a doctor but for Lawyer an Doctor I wouldn't be smart enough and for the other two I just keep thinking why not own a company instead of working for one.

I've always wanted to be financially well off, not to show off but to enjoy the finer things in life..

I want to be successful more then anything.. No matter what I do I want to be the best I can be...

Not many careers offer the opportunities to do these such things..

I've never really taught of becoming an entrepreneur before yet I write down every business idea I have...

Is this how it normally goes for people becoming self employed or am I delusional?