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My worst: ignored red flags and invested a bunch of money in a friend's high risk venture, all money down the drain, not clear we're still friends...
Worst: it was actually 2022 but the bill hit me in 2023. I spent $50,000 on an MBA that is really useless to my career, and I did it because I was looking for approval from others/trying to prove something to the rest of the world.
Best: paid off all my credit cards and overdrafts and closed all my accounts except for one everyday spending account and one savings account. Worst: it was actually 2022 but the bill hit me in 2023. I spent $50,000 on an MBA that is really useless to my career, and I did it because I was looking for approval from others/trying to prove something to the rest of the world.
A friend of mine who is also a dropout ended up very high in a Fortune 500 company and his late-in-life acquired MBA really helped him understand the company’s workings and his own position far better.