Advice on career path.

HitEmUp96 · 2018-05-27T03:26:11+00:00

Have you considered the Navy?

bikermonk · 2018-05-27T05:32:11+00:00

Hey if it's about the boats consider this : A college mate of mine was regularly posting pics of extreme high life and celeb parties and shit. Now as engineers we can make money but not a lifestyle which resembles that of Di Capirio.

So this guy after his architecture degree went to Italy for a "Yatch Design" course. He is a lead yatch designer for a company.

Apparently, the fee for the course isnt too high either. PS: He is probably always surrounded by HB10 Pussies

_the_shape_ · 2018-05-27T09:19:13+00:00

Have you looked into nursing?

In demand/great career prospects, virtual guarantee you won't be sitting in an office, very decent starting pay, lots of mobility, lots of different types of medical specialties to explore, and you can easily become a travel nurse.

knowledgelover94 · 2018-05-27T03:38:01+00:00

Find something that both interests you and will earn money. When I was your age I had a more blue pill outlook that only interests matter, but money matters a lot. You don't have to earn a ton, but you just shouldn't settle for a long term job near minimum wage.

The thing you've gotta realize though is that it's nearly impossible that'd you'd know exactly what you'll do in the future. All you can hope for is to set yourself in the right direction and see where your path goes. Focus on the next step and it'll take you to a place you couldn't have imagined. Needless to say, there's no shame at all in not knowing what career you'll have.

Sounds like you have a rough idea of what you're interested in. Follow that and see where it takes you!

Thunderfin · 2018-05-27T08:12:43+00:00

Engineering is a very versatile major, with a high ROI. 19 here, entering college this fall where I'm planning on majoring in engineering. I don't know too much about the service academics given I'm not American (though would definitely enter one if I was!), but if you even sort of don't mind STEM, an Engineering major with an Econ or CS minor would serve you well in a myriad of fields.

Whodatunkit · 2018-05-27T08:56:02+00:00

It sounds like you are heading toward a military service area. When I was your age I was in the same boat. I went college and a job, preferably a cool job. So, I joined the active Military in one of those special combat jobs--lots of alpha males around, if your alpha traits aren't out in front, they should be when you are done. The only decision I would like to redo. I should have joined the National Guard or Reserve. You get the bonus of college life plus the motivation to improve your physical SMV--other things too, but not sitting on the couch all day and smoking weed/playing games is enough reason for me. Sure you may be gone for a time, but it is worth it because at your age you should be working on you. When I joined I was a skinny, beta, know-nothing. After a stint of some alpha male life, I transformed into a fairly attractive person(ality). Man, go see the world, but get that degree. I waited 5 years to go to college, but when I did go back..oh happy day! I was attractive physically, had some money (more than the average college freshman), and had my best alpha traits on the front burner. Four plates in one night happy. But I do wish I had done that straight out of high school. Although it did get me a nice government job which I retired from in my early 40s (making more $$ than I was when I worked--government, go figure). It has a lot of up potential--giggidy.

PhaedrusHunt · 2018-05-27T08:08:41+00:00

Learn to build custom yachts. Get good at it and make a ton of money doing it for rich people. Then build one for yourself and bang Instagram models on it. You're welcome.

Title	Advice on career path.
Author	microgum
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Date	May 27, 2018 3:09 AM UTC (8 years ago)
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