I've been thinking about this for a while now. I'm 19 and I'm studying business right now. To finish bachelor & master it takes 4 years at a normal pace. I'm in a situation where you can take exam whenever you want. Say you start a course on monday, you can take the exam of said course on tuesday. So how fast you learn (how much you study) affects the years it takes to get your master. I can do it in 6 years or in 3 years if I want.
My question is if I do it in 3 years maybe 2.5 I will need to study all day everyday and will have no practical experience (No going out and internalising TRP practically, only reading from time to time including books). After those 3 years I can start in a management position at a fairly young age to get experience in a better environment then I can now. On the downside I would have been shut in my house for said period because else I would not be able to do it in 3 years.
I have always since I was little been doing shit on my own. I have never gotten advice from anyone that's successful. But since this is a pretty big decision I would really like to know if shutting myself at home getting my degree as fast as possible to rack up better practical experience as soon as possible is a good choice. I'm doing everything from lifting to meditation but if I go outside to internalise TRP & books I will lose a lot of time (not saying it's a waste).
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