Hey guys, I majored in computer engineering and realized it just wasn't for me. I did poorly in pretty much every major class, and did so bad to the point where I was able to diagnose myself with ADHD after seeing a psychiatrist. I'll be graduating soon after sticking it out, but over the past 4 years I realized I made a mistake.

I've always been attracted to the pursuit of making money, but I can't focus well when it comes to very intellectually stimulating work. I'm trying to figure out what career might suit me best, as I'll be graduating soon after grinding it out.

I have been attending my schools entrepreneurship club, but it's been very inconsistent, as I commute back and forth to school every day and I live with my parents. I plan on launching a business as soon as I can, and exchanging ideas with friends at the entrepreneurship club to see if we can get started on building a business.

However, my graduation date is coming soon and I realized I'll need to work a day job in order to start saving money. I've dealt with some depression over the years as I realized I made bad decisions in my life, probably because I had undiagnosed ADHD. After I was diagnosed I tried to implement new mechanisms into my life to stay productive, which has sort of helped. I don't take adderall because my mother is against drugs of any sort.

What kind of career would you guys suggest I pursue as a computer engineer major, who is mainly motivated by making as much money as possible and saving to invest? I plan on moving out of my parents house soon but I need money for that lol. I never really enjoyed computer programming even though I am competent in it. I can't figure out what my passions are besides making money.

Thanks for your help and god bless you all.