conversation: User (throwawayquestionsye): "I am 17 years old nearly 18. I have about a year and a half left of High School and am being offered the Oregon Promise, which if you don't know allows me (Since my biological parents whom I don't live with anymore are REALLY poor) to go to 4 years of any university in the area FREE (Up to 90 credits free, then I have to pay the remaining 20 for what I want but that's a killer deal!). This is an opportunity that some people dream of and I get it.  I WAS going to join the military, however my mental conditions render me unable to do so, so i'm left with the realization that I want my life to be somewhat meaningful in the physical realm. \n\nSome additional info:\n\nMy GPA Is really good (Well not REALLY good but my school district has awful GPA's, so my 3.7 GPA is considered really good) \n\nI wanted to drop out of HS but decided not to\n\nAnd I want to get into the stock market once I can afford to.\n\nSo, what steps that do NOT require mathematics (I pass it with flying colors here but 11th grade math isn't very hard compared to what i'd have to do in my career/University) could lead me to becoming a millionaire by around my late twenties (And what could I do to make at least six figures by my early twenties).\n\nAgain i'm willing to put in full work except for anything with mathematics because it gives me near migraines. \n\nAlso some info about my skillsets: \n\nI am very proficient with computers, I can edit, do great art, 3D model, and type at 150 WPM proficiently with very little grammatical error (If there are grammar errors in this post i'm super tired).\n\nI am very willing to put in work like I said, so please, give me ideas of what to do from here.  "
  Self: "your best shot is to:\n\n1.  work\n2.  earn as much as you can from working\n3.  live below your means\n4.  avoid debt\n5.  invest early, often, and as much as you can\n6.  be properly insured to protect your health, income, accumulated wealth."
  