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Your 16-year-old wants to drop out and start a business. They have a real plan and real clients. Do you let them?

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@elena_bold5Elena K

Let them. The worst case? They fail and learn more in 1 year than 4 years of school would teach them.

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@sam_finance13Sam Taylor

No. Education is not just about the degree. It is about learning how to learn. They will need that forever.

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@alex_ceo9Alex Chen

Compromise: let them do both for 6 months. If the business is real, it will survive part-time focus.

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@kai_philosopher9Kai Nakamura

I think Talk to their clients. If the business is viable and they understand the risk, support them fully.

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@ravi_realist14Ravi Patel

honestly, Let them. Real clients at 16? Most adults cannot say that. School will always be there.

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