My Business Makes $1,800 a Week, Should I Grow It?

My Business Makes $1,800 a Week, Should I Grow It?

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[gradywray]

Does he actually need to go to college? Sounds like he is doing better than most college grads anyway.

[aynolem]

Why would he go to college if he is making 1800/week??? the reasonable answer should be focus on your business and grow it slowly!!

[rochester]

hes making more than most average adults at 18

[murtasma]

Bad advice he should 100% be building his business. Building a business is the fastest way to wealth.

[edveras]

The fact that he needs to put down offers to work from other clients is proof that he should grow his business. I would say contemplate whether college is something that he wants depending on what he is pursuing and whether he likes working on his business.

[DemetriPanici]

That’s a solid start and we love to see it!

[gmarie]

I’m so impressed, bless this kid. I’m older and want to be like Brody 🙌

[j.mney]

Dave: We are already freakin impressed with you 😂😂😂

[Codebravo]

I disagree with your answer. Why are you teaching people that being part of the "working class" is better than an entrepreneurship? We all know most degrees now days are useless. The kid has a heart for entrepreneurship. Dave, you're not where you are because you worked for someone else your entire life.

[AdamWatt]

1800 a week….take online classes at nite. Most college grads make like 40k

[SIGSEGV]

I don't get it what's he going to college for then?

[edb]

He should keep building the business. Take a few classes at night, and online

He’s making than most with a degree

[megalodon]

They should have asked him what he's going to study in college and how he's funding it. If he has a full scholarship to study engineering, that may be worth putting the brakes on the business to focus on college, but not if he's borrowing $40K/year for a sociology degree.

[ZacharyBuhler]

That’s a success in my book! Grow that thing to the moooon! 🤘🏽

[pawelwisniewski]

Don’t grow the business, go to school and pay to lear how to make $800 a week …. Is this the advice ?

[videostoviews]

Yes this is another great topic! More topics on business please, thanks!

[budc.]

He should be growing his company. In order to prevent burnout he should grow his team so less physical work falls on his shoulders. Eventually when he knows his team can handle work without him he should shift to a more managerial roll of finding customers and overseeing his team. At that point he should look into night classes if he really thinks he needs it and just take a few classes until he finishes his degree.

[TheMechanicj]

Why would you go to college so you cna get a 50000$ a year job at a office makes no sense

[fauxbro]

An alternative is too go to school part time while you run the buisness.

[saelaird]

Nah, grow it. Degrees are basically useless unless they're STEM, medicine or law.