derpywizard
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- Sep 6, 2010
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Do both until you can make it a consistent, full-time income.
I'm still paying for my mistakes for not taking my time in university seriously, losing both money and time.
Make sure to take it seriously, especially if you're paying for it with your own pocket otherwise it's a waste of time.
There's no reason you can't do both, and some things take time to develop rather than the amount of work you put into it. (ie. waiting for sites to rise in SERPs after backlinking campaigns, waiting for orders, etc.).
So yeah, you can quit but it's better to devote some of your time into a backup plan (university) rather than putting all your eggs in one basket in one time. You never know, one day you may find yourself making hundreds a day and thinking that nothing can wrong or you can simply reinvest if it doesn't work out, but its better to be safe than sorry.
My two cents.
I'm still paying for my mistakes for not taking my time in university seriously, losing both money and time.
Make sure to take it seriously, especially if you're paying for it with your own pocket otherwise it's a waste of time.
There's no reason you can't do both, and some things take time to develop rather than the amount of work you put into it. (ie. waiting for sites to rise in SERPs after backlinking campaigns, waiting for orders, etc.).
So yeah, you can quit but it's better to devote some of your time into a backup plan (university) rather than putting all your eggs in one basket in one time. You never know, one day you may find yourself making hundreds a day and thinking that nothing can wrong or you can simply reinvest if it doesn't work out, but its better to be safe than sorry.
My two cents.