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[Just another bozo looking for attention with a provocative argument.</p>
<p>I want my kids to get an EDUCATION and to have a wide swath of career options to find that which most fulfills them (most of which will likely truly require formal educational training credentials, not merely selling, networking and personality). Some people actually want to be physicians, lawyers, engineers, or therapists, and so on.</p>
<p>In our family, we have the luxury perhaps of not viewing college as job training (nor do we narrowly calculate ROI using only future earnings). We see many things as much more valuable than ‘how much you make’. Of course I would not expect a hedge fund manager to necessarily share our values on that.</p>
<p>I love this quote, “so teach your kids how to be motivated!” I’d love to see his expertise on how one teaches motivation.
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<p>Many feel as you do. Many who feel this way are middle class and blue collar. There’s more to college than just job training and future income potential. There’s power in information and knowledge.</p>