u/AltruisticEnd7928

Hey, I have no idea how to say it, but I have invested $3000-$5000 into a business that made me more than $15k+ and is still making me money right now, but the revenue is just like I had a part-time job. We are between $500-$1000 in a good month and $300 with me doing nothing but just checking in.

I was obsessed with investing since I was 19; I'm 26 now. I dropped out of school at 23 because I was failing academically, switched degrees, and dropped out because I had no motivation to pursue a shitty degree, which would have made me end up in a shitty position anyway.

I spent 3 years building a business, but I didn't reach the financial goal I wanted after 3 years, which was to turn it into a full-time income because it would have required me more time and money.

Now I can't stop feeling like I've wasted my time instead of just trying to finish school and get a degree, because I'm 26 with no college degree. I can't stop feeling like a fucking loser despite turning the money I invested into passive income.

I'm planning to go back to school in 2027

I feel like I was just one of those stupid, ambitious kids who watched too many YouTube videos about money gurus.

Is there anyone who felt that way? Do you think your early 20s was the best time to just take a risk like this?

Because I literally feel like shit and feel like I was too ambitious and got brainwashed by the internet.

Hi, i moved out from my parents when I was 21, due to a lot of pressure, toxicity and bad relationship with them.

Now, i'm 26 and I have been struggling a lot. And my mom doesn't mind me coming back.

But the problem is I have PTSD from living with them, my mom and dad were physically fighting in front of me when I was a teenager. They started getting more calm after I turn 19 but I still move out cuz I couldn't stand them.

not even 9 months ago, I called the police to escort me to get my passport from my Dad because he didn't want to give it to me (I had all the documents when I move out except my passport)

Even my mom acknowledge the fact it was a good idea calling the police on him.

The problem is, I might return to school to finish my degree, and I don't know if it's a good idea living with them again to have more time to focus on my degree.