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Thank you ton for the reply. This is what I’ve been sitting on for the past month and figuring out what to do with my life or do I even want to live it. I figured that I won’t give up since the business worked out pretty good with minimal advertising and I don’t have any responsibilities so I don’t have anything to lose. Thanks again, I wish you all the best.

I see your point regarding the high school thing, but the fact is school is where my depression and problems started. That’s why I can’t go back, because I know everything will be much much worse and I will not be able to study anything, but it’s always an option. Thank you for your support and sorry for the late reply, I will check out the book for sure.

Thank you a ton for your support. I have read through the essay and it’s pretty good, gave me something to think about.

Hello Red, I would be happy if I had a mentor. Please send me an email at: Rico@techruff.com

+1

And why do we fall, Bruce? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.

-Thomas Wayne

Batman Begins

Being an entrepreneur, you will fall a lot… The good ones learn how to roll right out of it and are walking in no time.

Don’t get down on yourself. We all fail sometime… It’s part of becoming an entrepreneur. Its hard to learn anything when everything is going perfect.

Might I suggest a book (after/during getting your GED):

The Hard Thing About Hard Things

by Ben Horriwitz

That man could roll with the punches.

+1.

I dont want to judge you, OP, but own up to it. Thats reality.

I advise startups and am a mentor to accelerators. I’ve recently worked with a younger age group and dealt with a ton of ego. The world is a lot bigger than you can see right now. So stay in school, go through the motions to get the GED out of the way, and put all your extra time into things you want to learn. Read, go to meet ups, whatever it is to get you out of your comfort zone. Being depressed and hiding is easy, I’ve been there many times. Going out and stepping up to the world is a crap ton harder than hiding behind the screen.

Investors invest in people, not just ideas. Would you invest in yourself?

How about you pivot your mindset and learn to become a person people would want to invest in, not just your ideas. Its a good reason to work on personal growth. Try reading biographies of successful people outside of tech and see what kind of F’d up stuff they’ve gone through. You can also check out Ben Horowitz’ book. I can relate to many of his experiences, though his was monumental in comparison. I guess thats why I’m not Ben.

Whichever way, it gets better but you’re the only one who can make it better. So make it happen.

You are so early that the product could easily change and you still have the customers who PAID you!. They believed in you.

Dont give up. There will be 100 more rules that will say you cant do it. Bend around them and keep moving