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post 1492264161 04-24-2017, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted By ProboscisMonkie
Undergrad "International business" lol. Grad school was healthcare administration.

My buddies also did international business and got great paying jobs somehow.
International business? Do you speak any foreign languages? If not, spend some time learning another language.
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We´re not all going to make it
post 1492264591 04-24-2017, 08:18 AM
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I hate recommending people to join the government pawn machine, but you need some direction. As a fellow bro originally from NJ, now living in GA after I got out the service, it might suit you. Serious. Especially since you already have a degree? Get in, get out, now have priorities in the system for federal jobs and experience.
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bro you gotta keep at it



my friend was a triple major and he did 300 interviews before he got a job he liked



you'll make it, just keep moving forward
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Are we all gonna make it?
post 1492279331 04-24-2017, 10:32 AM
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its difficult for young men under 30 these days.....lot of women have entered workforce and the current sterile corporate environment is more suited to them...theres just not enough openings for young people anymore.

other than that, job market has shrunk and upward mobility is slow as baby boomers arent retiring and cost cutting is on the rise.

few people are doing more peoples work..everyones underpaid, overworked...very few people are living a happy life and pursuing their passions.


you need to explore low entry barrier career options at this point....and work your way up.

check my PM also..will give u some perspective..i was very lost in my career last year...i took another direction and things are looking slightly better lately.
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Originally Posted By Nocturnal310
its difficult for young men under 30 these days.....lot of women have entered workforce and the current sterile corporate environment is more suited to them...theres just not enough openings for young people anymore.

other than that, job market has shrunk and upward mobility is slow as baby boomers arent retiring and cost cutting is on the rise.

few people are doing more peoples work..everyones underpaid, overworked...very few people are living a happy life and pursuing their passions.


you need to explore low entry barrier career options at this point....and work your way up.

check my PM also..will give u some perspective..i was very lost in my career last year...i took another direction and things are looking slightly better lately.
I just hate how easy some people have it. As if opportunities come to them. Females especially. And please dont go saying they work hard etc. I know a girl who is 28, hasnt graduated undergrad and is getting intern opportunities thrown at her by Drs...

Meanwhile, Im reading every day, studying; all for what?
post 1492279831 04-24-2017, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted By martin545
The million dollar question bro: What do I want to be when I grow up? I bet you can easily get a tradie job until you figure it out srs. Even waiters/bartenders at a nice restaurant make decent money until you know what you want to do.
No one grows up wanting to be a Walmart casier though. Some people are just fuked in life.
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Originally Posted By cadetduke
No one grows up wanting to be a Walmart casier though. Some people are just fuked in life.
I always had a passion for finance/marketing. Yes my undergrad was business, but ive read plenty of finance books to know what Im doing at an entry level. My college teacher was the old President of Nissan Canada. He "helped" me get an interview at Nissan headquarters in NJ. Unfortunately I didnt get the job. Im just sick of people acting like those are easy jobs to get. There is tons of luck involved.

I also enjoyed healthcare which is why I went back to school for it. Would love to work in a hospital or nursing home doing finance or marketing. Again, the HR lady at the local hospital who lives near me was stunned I didnt get the most basics of jobs there.

People need to stop acting like its as simple as applying and thats it.
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Read maximum achievement by Brian Tracy. FOLLOW EVERY STEP. PUT IT TO ACTION.

I know the type of person you are. That was me for a couple of years. Paralyzed by by over analyzing. Reading and thinking, but not no action. In over 1 year you only had 8 interviews? Just take any job. srs. Walk to home depot and get a job. start moving.

You're just wallowing in self pity right now. All I hear is "poor me."

Dude come on. Write down some realistic goals, actually write them down, and look at them everyday. Then figure out a plan to achieve them. Push aside the fear and worry and just do something about it.

You're only kidding yourself. Blaming everything and everyone but yourself. It's all your fault. As soon as you accept all responsibility, is the day you become a mature adult. Then you have to do something about it.
This. I've been employed since 16 and had a few chit jobs. Work is work while you are making it.
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But to OP how is owing a GTR the hands assessment whether you made it in life? Srs tf ..
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Originally Posted By azakdan2682
But to OP how is owing a GTR the hands assessment whether you made it in life? Srs tf ..
I didnt mean to make that be the end all of if I make it or not. Its just the only materialistic item Id ever really want in life. My goal in the next ten years is to own 4 properties and make residual income off it. The GTR will come after since Ive gotten smarter with that sine I was 18-22.
post 1492281191 04-24-2017, 10:48 AM
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As I see it

1) Your goals are stupid. You want to acquire a GTR with no real income stream already coming in. Meaning your first goal should how do I acquire multiple income streams

2) You want to work for someone. Dont do it, its a trap, As I have aged I have learned the more you work for someone else, the more you are building their dreams not your own.

3) You arent following your passion, Do what will make you happy, something you love. Hell that changes, I can see why people change careers, because or passions change.



Millionaires/Billionaires dont set toys as their goals off the bat, They set goals like I want 10 million in the bank? Or 100k in the bank, or 10k in the bank. Maybe its all small steps. Remember how Jim Carey was? He wrote a check to himself for 10 million put it in his wallet and said that was his goal, He was going to work towards that.

If you arent grinding, You need to constantly be obsessed with becoming wealthy, eliminate the distractions. Ask yourself does this make you money?

Last problem? Is you are asking us? If we were really successful we wouldnt be on here. we would be on our boats or on a beach with no time to answer this ****. Meaning change your friends, acquaintences, networking.. Sometimes you just hang with people to learn, to study them.
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post 1492281451 04-24-2017, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Sinergy2010
As I see it

1) Your goals are stupid. You want to acquire a GTR with no real income stream already coming in. Meaning your first goal should how do I acquire multiple income streams

2) You want to work for someone. Dont do it, its a trap, As I have aged I have learned the more you work for someone else, the more you are building their dreams not your own.

3) You arent following your passion, Do what will make you happy, something you love. Hell that changes, I can see why people change careers, because or passions change.



Millionaires/Billionaires dont set toys as their goals off the bat, They set goals like I want 10 million in the bank? Or 100k in the bank, or 10k in the bank. Maybe its all small steps. Remember how Jim Carey was? He wrote a check to himself for 10 million put it in his wallet and said that was his goal, He was going to work towards that.

If you arent grinding, You need to constantly be obsessed with becoming wealthy, eliminate the distractions. Ask yourself does this make you money?

Last problem? Is you are asking us? If we were really successful we wouldnt be on here. we would be on our boats or on a beach with no time to answer this ****. Meaning change your friends, acquaintences, networking.. Sometimes you just hang with people to learn, to study them.
I tried my own route man. I was 0/4 with ecom stores. I only want another job now to invest the money. I put $700 a month towards investments. Had I made another 2k a month (measly 2k), Id be investing more which would help me reach my goals of real estate.
post 1492282331 04-24-2017, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted By ProboscisMonkie
I just hate how easy some people have it. As if opportunities come to them. Females especially. And please dont go saying they work hard etc. I know a girl who is 28, hasnt graduated undergrad and is getting intern opportunities thrown at her by Drs...

Meanwhile, Im reading every day, studying; all for what?
women plateau in their 30's...30's is where men start to become more successful...as long as u decide to stick to one field and learn and excel in it.

i know it takes a hit on your self esteem..and i have been there...still in the same boat...but i am heading in a direction now.


i think you need to be realistic..u need to see where your current skill levels are..how good are u at finance vs how good are u at marketing vs how good are u at sales?

i would suggest not sticking to ambition-less careers such as waiting tables or uber driver for too long as they dont lead anywhere.

maybe try to intern somewhere? whenever i ve been stuck with career..interning has helped me get my foot in the door.
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post 1492291481 04-24-2017, 12:06 PM
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I'm not sure this real estate empire timeline is going to get you anywhere, just like the GTR timeline. Focus on providing value to someone somewhere. If real estate is where you want to be, figure out how you can provide the market with something, instead of dreaming about kicking back and living off rental income. Real estate is much more than just owning rental properties. There might be better opportunities in property management, home appraisals, lawn maintenance, working as an agent, flipping distressed properties, or any number of things. Different markets may be in need of different services yet have a glut of rental properties. There are probably young businesses that need help, maybe rental opportunities will pop up along the way
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Originally Posted By ProboscisMonkie
Ambition man. Beats the average "Getting married by 25, owning house by 30" mentality. Housing is cheap in NC so why not? Part of the reason I feel like a failure is because I dont have the resources to follow my goals (Real estate etc)..
Let's go in and buy some property together I live nearby.

brb 20 acres for 100 grand
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Originally Posted By ProboscisMonkie
My goal in the next ten years is to own 4 properties and make residual income off it. The GTR will come after since Ive gotten smarter with that sine I was 18-22.
You don't have a job.

The guy washing dishes for minimum wage in a diner is closer to owning 4 properties or a GTR than you, because, he is actually earning more than $0, because -

You don't have a job.

So no, you're not smarter now. You need to get a job of some kind. I don't think the Misc is helping, since there are too many unemployed guys here who will act as enablers to delusions of $10k/day ceo and 10/10 25yo virgin chicks. This is a distraction from what you need to do, which is to get a job: any job. Honestly the best thing the Misc could do for you, is that we ban you from the forum until you can email a mod a copy of your first paycheque. I would just go ahead and do it, but for some stupid reason we have rules here, so it's up to you. Show your commitment to something other than Miscing, to improving your life.
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Originally Posted By KyleAaron
You don't have a job.

The guy washing dishes for minimum wage in a diner is closer to owning 4 properties or a GTR than you, because, he is actually earning more than $0, because -

You don't have a job.

So no, you're not smarter now. You need to get a job of some kind. I don't think the Misc is helping, since there are too many unemployed guys here who will act as enablers to delusions of $10k/day ceo and 10/10 25yo virgin chicks. This is a distraction from what you need to do, which is to get a job: any job. Honestly the best thing the Misc could do for you, is that we ban you from the forum until you can email a mod a copy of your first paycheque. I would just go ahead and do it, but for some stupid reason we have rules here, so it's up to you. Show your commitment to something other than Miscing, to improving your life.
I do have a job. I train kids in soccer. Make about 20k a year of it. I want a career.
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Originally Posted By PimpMasterC
We´re not all going to make it
this

I feel like a social failure for working full time at 18
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Originally Posted By KyleAaron
You don't have a job.

The guy washing dishes for minimum wage in a diner is closer to owning 4 properties or a GTR than you, because, he is actually earning more than $0, because -

You don't have a job.

So no, you're not smarter now. You need to get a job of some kind. I don't think the Misc is helping, since there are too many unemployed guys here who will act as enablers to delusions of $10k/day ceo and 10/10 25yo virgin chicks. This is a distraction from what you need to do, which is to get a job: any job. Honestly the best thing the Misc could do for you, is that we ban you from the forum until you can email a mod a copy of your first paycheque. I would just go ahead and do it, but for some stupid reason we have rules here, so it's up to you. Show your commitment to something other than Miscing, to improving your life.
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Originally Posted By ProboscisMonkie
I do have a job. I train kids in soccer. Make about 20k a year of it. I want a career.
bro. In feb and march I delivered groceries to old people. Made a lot of money. You gotta find a niche or get a job
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-$800 to my name


am i gonna make it?
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Funny you make this thread today of all days OP

Im finishing my 3rd year of my undergrad Biochem degree and TBH i just want to fuking quit. My marks werent bad, (not great either 3.4x GPA at this point) but i have no desire to pursue a masters or PhD in biochem and no jobs hire bachelor Biochem majors for any decent money, not to mention my disinterest in lab work. My marks also are slighly below those needed to pursue most post graduate degrees that would interest me (Law being the big one) and sadly this led to this semester being an absolute train wreck as without a vision of the future to pursue i did jack **** and my grades are going to pay the price for it... and at this point i really dont think i want to come back next year... even if im 3/4 done i think itd be incredibley stupid to spend more money towards a degree i have no desire to have or use.

I literally have no idea how to tell my parents. They were so proud of the fact that i was going to "make something of myself" its honestly sole crushing. Ive been lying to them about how i found school (its great, im learning so many new and interesting things!) because it seemed easier than saying I fuking hate it, its boring, tedious and i have no interest in pursuing this any farther.

the worst part, is that while i never grew up in poverty or anything, my mom and dad were the typical blue collar family where they made sure we had the essentials and then some, but we never lived a luxury lifestyle with extra money to go around, and therefore i feel like such a god damn degenerate and pathetic POS for wasting their money on my schooling...

BRB gonna copy pasta this to the depression thread as well
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Yeah, but I had major depression and, at the time, there wasn't much I could've done about it.
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Where in NJ were you if you don't mind me asking and what were you looking to get into for healthcare?

I don't feel like a failure but definitely feel like I'am doing just enough to get by right now. The years have been flying by and it only gets more alarming. The amount of time I waste doing nothing, literally nothing is staggering and just needs to stop. I like my job now but I'm still young and can develop skills to make more of an asset as I get older.
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Originally Posted By Bar182
If I were you I would be trying everything I could to earn money online. Internet Marketing, Affiliate Marketing, Ecommerce.

If you have a car drive an Uber to pay the bills and keep applying for jobs in the mean time.
op listen to this man, that's all I'm going to say. If you apply yourself you can easily make upto $10k/month in about a year. srs
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Originally Posted By Bar182
If I were you I would be trying everything I could to earn money online. Internet Marketing, Affiliate Marketing, Ecommerce.

If you have a car drive an Uber to pay the bills and keep applying for jobs in the mean time.
how pm me need to make money sitting on my ass until my 6 month post surgery date
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Originally Posted By High4Lyf
op listen to this man, that's all I'm going to say. If you apply yourself you can easily make upto $10k/month in about a year. srs
I tried brah.. Im 0/4 with ecom. I was in a great ******** group in which many are having success.
Originally Posted By dannyg2127
Where in NJ were you if you don't mind me asking and what were you looking to get into for healthcare?

I don't feel like a failure but definitely feel like I'am doing just enough to get by right now. The years have been flying by and it only gets more alarming. The amount of time I waste doing nothing, literally nothing is staggering and just needs to stop. I like my job now but I'm still young and can develop skills to make more of an asset as I get older.
I was in New Brunswick. I wanted to do healthcare finance or healthcare marketing. Anything along those lines.
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Originally Posted By ProboscisMonkie
I just hate how easy some people have it. As if opportunities come to them. Females especially. And please dont go saying they work hard etc. I know a girl who is 28, hasnt graduated undergrad and is getting intern opportunities thrown at her by Drs...

Meanwhile, Im reading every day, studying; all for what?
Perhaps you should find a better occupation? Obviously better paying jobs are ones which require qualifications that 99.98% of the population would refuse to do because "It's too hard" or "I'm just not that passionate about it". Rude but serious question what does your degree qualify you for that a nurse or someone that didn't take the same classes as you can't do? Like Kyle was saying just get a job as like a bank teller or something. You sitting at home and reading isn't going to get you a job.
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