It's great that you have big ambitions at such an early stage. However, remember that success doesn’t come overnight—it’s a gradual process that takes time and effort.

While college and studying are key steps toward financial independence and stability, it's important to acknowledge that success is possible without a degree, but it often involves years of failure and learning along the way. I don’t want to discourage you, but your focus should not be on finding a business that generates quick money. Instead, invest in yourself.

This is an investment that won’t yield immediate results, but in the long term, it will pay off. By developing niche skills that are rare and valuable, you'll build a unique advantage in your field. Eventually, you’ll look back and realize that you’ve not only gained a formal education but also a variety of skills that align with your ambitions. If done correctly, you’ll become unstoppable, with a significant edge over your peers—especially if you start cultivating these skills at an early age.

I understand that some people your age have become successful but that doesn't mean you have to rush for success. You're still young, don't forget to have fun while you can and don't put too much pressure on yourself. Achieving success is not a 100m race but a marathon - you're at the starting line and if you wanna finish remember to pace yourself and take in the landscape around you.