Short YouTube conversation arguing that skills matter more than a formal degree. One speaker says they dropped out but earned over seven figures (over $1,000,000) a year in sales commissions by around age 30; their mother urged them to return to school “in case sales doesn't work out.” The clip repeats lines for emphasis and is conversational.
Over seven figures per year in commissions (over $1,000,000) by about age 30.
And I still remember my mom said.
Like, hey, you need to go back.
To school and finish your degree.
Because I dropped out.
I was literally already making over seven figures a year in commissions at my job sales job, making over a million dollars a year by, like 30. I remember when my mom told me.
Like, hey, you need to go back.
To school and finish your degree in case sales doesn't work out. And I'm sitting here like, but I never really talked to my mom how much I made, you know, But I'm sitting here like, in case sales doesn't work out.
Okay?
I love my mom. And I still remember my mom said.
Like, hey, you need to go back.
To school and finish your degree.
Because I dropped out.
I was literally already making seven figures a year in commissions at my job sales job making over a million dollars a year by like 30. I remember when my mom told me.
Like, hey, you need to go back.
To school and finish degree in case sales doesn't work out. And I'm sitting here like, but I never really talked to my mom how much I made, but I'm sitting here like, in case sales doesn't work out.
Okay?
I love my mom.
