• Combine knowledge from multiple disciplines to create a powerful mix.
• Keep your options open, stay location independent, and be debt-free.
• Commit to a few months at a time, reevaluate using hands-on experience with your field.
• Build your own curriculum and update it constantly.
• Pick the best teacher you can find for each subject.
• Focus on the practical and solving real problems (but study valuable theory).
• Learn from people that have their reputation on the line and a stake in your success.
• Have your work vouch for your ability, not a piece of paper.

The Internet economy is creating new professions at a pace too fast for universities to come up with degrees to match them. Many of these professions require two or three different skills, which aren’t taught in the same degree or even in the same faculty. To deeply understand Cryptocurrencies requires proficiency in at least three fields: economics, Cryptography, and computer science. A different set of skills is required for becoming a successful Blogger.

You should go to college if the following conditions are met: 

• You’re certain that you want to spend at least a decade of your life in the field that you’re studying. 
• The only way to get into that field is by getting a college degree.