The Unbeatn Path

The Unbeatn Path

Inspiring stories from dropouts

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Ryan Hoover
Neat idea, @jevinsidhu, and I see some familiar faces (hi, @davefontenot and @jjeremycai!). Related thought: It's OK to go to college. 😊 It's en vogue to drop out of school and those that have a clear and confident plan of what they want to do, probably should. But college is also a great place to learn, meet people, and explore career paths. @mazzeo would agree.
Jevin
@rrhoover Thanks so much! :) Those guys + @jeffshin are amazing, incredibly friendly and super supportive. Can't accomplish much without people like that. University is coming up for me in a few years and I'm pretty excited to see what it holds. Would definitely be interested to hear what @mazzeo's opinions are.
Adam Marx
@rrhoover @mazzeo @jevinsidhu @davefontenot @jjeremycai i agree with Ryan here. it is somewhat of a "flavor of the week" thing to drop out of college and do the startup thing, but i also applaud the team here for taking something that might societally dismissed and turning it into a positive. i think something like this could really work around the community aspect: creating a positive environment for dropouts to share their stories and reasons. i'd caution though not to make it too dropout-focused. if you want to foster an environment where everyone feels comfortable learning from each others' experiences, you don't want the vibe to make graduates or those in college feel somehow left out or not welcome. spin this in a positive way, rather than letting the negative stigma affect the collective conversation. that's what i see the point of it as, no?
Jevin
@adammarx13 @rrhoover You hit the nail on the head -- fostering an enviroment where everyone feels comfortable is definitely the aim. I don't plan on dropping out, so creating an enviroment where it's spun in a positive way that isn't affecting the collective conversation is important to me. Thanks for the advice, will keep this in mind for the future! :)
Adam Marx
@jevinsidhu @rrhoover I can definitely see how such an environment could foster conversation between people of both experiences (dropouts and non-dropouts) in a way where they could learn from one another's experiences. Look forward to seeing the next evolutions of this!
Jeremy Cai
@rrhoover 🤗🤗🤗
Jevin
Yo! I'm Jevin -- worked on The Unbeatn Path 😄 I've found that a lot of dropouts write some sweet stories after leaving school, detailing some pretty insightful thoughts. I thought it'd be cool to create a space for that content. If you have any suggestions or questions hit me up!
Sid Puri
@jevinsidhu what if I almost dropped out but I couldn't because of my visa issues ?
Jevin
@purisid Shoot me an email at jevin.sidhu@gmail.com :)
Jevin
@themsaid This would make a great story, especially since Egypt has such a low dropout rate! If you haven't already, you should definitely write something about your experiences, super interesting :) I love, "If you can't find what you need in a school, leave it and seek for knowledge on your own." Hit me up on jevin.sidhu@gmail.com if you end up doing writing 😄 Thanks for commenting!
Mohamed Said
@jevinsidhu Just sent you an email, I never thought my experience is ready enough to be put into words but here we are :)
Jevin
@themsaid Awesome :)
Andrew Torba
An awesome collection of stories from those who have decided to drop out of school and jump into the world of tech startups. Very cool concept put together by the young, but talented @jevinsidhu
Evan Luthra
@jevinsidhu Best thing I ever did was drop out :D Best of Luck!
Jevin
@evanluthra Thanks Evan! :)
Dae Bogan
I agree with @glvninpdx 100%. It seems like a hip thing to do -- to dropout of college and build something -- but that isn't the reality of the possibilities of many people; especially minorities. There is a certain level of privilege that makes it possible for one to dropout to pursue a startup or secure a tech job.
Sam Dickie
@projectcipher Great read and really well written! Although i couldn't find the twitter handle on the site!
Jevin
@thisdickie Just added Twitter/Facebook links on the landing page, thanks for the kind words & heads up!
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