DEAR STEVE

Well after reading Steve's article in the section The Value of Life I have come to a conclusion, foolishness and curiosity aren't always leading to nothing. I mean Steve here dropped out of an expensive school because he couldn't find any inspiration there, and instead went with his friend to work in his parents garage on a project that everyone more than likely thought wasn't going to work. Although in the end Steve ended up starting a $2 billion business that all started with him saying, what if. This gets me thinking, what if the basic way of thinking isn't fully true? The basic way of thinking is that after high school everyone will go to college and be successful. Well in this case he went but dropped out and still made something of his life. Although this may be a rare case it still makes me wonder if everyone were to try to pursue their life changing ideas would most of us make it like Steve made it? We won't know because too many of us are afraid to take a risk. Although sometimes risks are worth taking.