Chrome Wheele Advice?

[Tony_Ensemble]

Yes, I can be as lazy as you college students. Thats probably why I dropped out. But I dont advocate dropping out, unless you are damm sure of yourself; what you want to do and how you will get there.

Here is what I do advocate. "Figure out how to make a career doing what you have a passion for." If you are not sure what you like to do or what you are good at look to your hobbies. Whether thats cars, writing, programming or Dungeons & Dragons, usually your hobbies are where your passions lie. If you follow your passions you will be very successful in life. If you dont you will just be workin for the man.
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[Tony, I hope you don't mind me asking, but how many sq. ft. is your house? How many cars can you fit in the garage?]
My house is 12000 sqft. I have a three car garage.

[TexasF355F1]

Thanks for answering my question about your house. I'm sure it sounds odd to ask that but I love beautiful houses and just like to know things like that. Thanks. By they way, since I have a passion for cars, anybody have any ideas of what I could do job wise involving cars and being successful?

[Porsche]

That good advice Tony. I've learned that same thing on my own, but I'm lost as to what I sohuld do career-wise. I love to design and build, but I'm obsessed with becoming sucessful, I think I could be pretty good a buisness, but we'll see, anyything I should steer clear of or look into would be appreciated.

[Tony_Ensemble]

[anything to steer clear of?]

For you Porsce, dont let your obsession for money & success become stronger than your pursiut of what you love to do. It's a very strong tool to drive you to excel but just keep it in balance. I found that the pure pursuit of wealth leads to very unwise decision making.

[raven1822]

Your house is absolutely gorgeous. One day . . .!!!!1