We are groomed in a culture that encourages and trains us to spend years in college with the hope and plan of getting a job after graduation. Majority of the classes and courses that are offered in institutions are mapped towards mental knowledge that does not in any way develop our entrepreneurial or investment aptitude. Towards the end of the program, the student is trained on how to write a good resume and prepare for interview. The result is simply a mass production of employees whose opportunity in the job market has been marginalized by an increasingly emaciated economy. The effect is simply an impoverished middle class whose life's are hung on a lean and thin rope of two weeks pay-check. It is time for you to get out of the statistics."