I can't dispute the fact that some lessons were best learned through experience, but it must not be a costly one that could wreck one down to a mess, now i begin to see the relevances of the subject economics being taught in schools as an important aspect that has it application in the later stage in life such as this, one of the mistakes many do is because they follows what others do without having a deeper conviction in person.
Actually if we can balance it would certainly be much better. What I mean is because we also can not only depend on the theory that is taught when we are in the learning stage, be it at school or college, because still theory will not work properly if it is not accompanied by good application and of course experience too. take effect.
But on the other hand, when we only rely on experience without a correct theory, it is also quite difficult now because we still have to learn something from some of the existing theories so that when we adopt the theory and combine it with experience, we feel clearly this will be better.