Ken Van Vorhis

I don't need to know that.

Like...

I want to learn something that's actually gonna be useful to my life.

I want to specify in a field.

And I thought about doing that in college, but then I'm like, I don't really know what I wanna do with my life.

And I feel like if you don't know what you wanna do with your life, college is the worst thing you can do.

If you know, like, if you're like, I want to be a doctor, I want to be a lawyer, and you're set, 100%, go to college, get the degree, get the certification.

But there's too many people who have no idea what they want to do, and all their friends are going to college.

And so they're like, I'll go to the college too.

And they just end up going to bars and going to clubs and partying for four years, wasting four years of their life, not learning anything.

Then they get into the workforce, the degree's useless, and now they're screwed.

I feel like a much better alternative if you have no idea what you want to do with your life, just explore different jobs.

In particular, sales and marketing.

I mean, the king and queen of business.

If you know how to sell or if you know how to market, you're always going to have a job.

That's why I chose sales.

It's because I'm like, okay, I want a job where I can make six figures based off my own ability, not having to worry about getting a promotion or if someone likes me.

I want it to be entirely on my performance.

And every single –

entrepreneur that I watched on social media, Justin Waller, Mark Cuban, all of these guys, they said, if I had to get a job, a nine to five, I would get a sales job.