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An Analysis Of Neil Patel's Article 'My Biggest Regret In Life'

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In his Forbe’s article, “My Biggest Regret In Life: Going to College”, Neil Patel explains why going to college was a waste of time for him. Patel begins his article by saying that if he hadn’t gone to college he’d be farther along his entrepreneurial journey. Patel also says that people shouldn’t change their plans and not go to college as there are some careers in which attending college is an essential requirement. The author states that going to college wasn’t a requirement for his career ambitions and for this reasons he wishes he hadn’t gone.
Patel’s first regret in going to college lies in that he believes that college didn’t teach him critical thinking. Patel went to college expecting to “sharpen his critical thinking skills” but he

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