I need an education

[limpan0510]

I have been working for the past year now an i really want to get an education so that i can get a job that i find interesting, i have no fucking idea what i want to do and i would appreciate some tips on what i could do.
I have no degree or anything, and i dont know shit, everything is new to me and im open for all types of education...

[Majestic]

I have been working for the past year now an i really want to get an education so that i can get a job that i find interesting, i have no fucking idea what i want to do and i would appreciate some tips on what i could do.
I have no degree or anything, and i dont know shit, everything is new to me and im open for all types of education...

go to school?

[Throbanksy]

I have been working for the past year now an i really want to get an education so that i can get a job that i find interesting, i have no fucking idea what i want to do and i would appreciate some tips on what i could do.
I have no degree or anything, and i dont know shit, everything is new to me and im open for all types of education...

You can get off of MPGH and go enroll in school? Lol

But really though, this is more of a statement rather than a question, nobody here will be able to advise you what to do bud

[elental]

Don't give up

[thesalad]

Honestly, go to a university if you want a good education.

People on here might tell you to watch videos and learn x, y, and z. If you want to do cool stuff, live a middle-class lifestyle or better, and not worry about the law coming down on you all the time, you should entertain the idea of going to university. I'd recommend against most liberal arts majors (e.g., history/English/communications). I love these subjects personally, but the whole argument presented to us as children that we should chase our dreams or "If you're doing what you love, the money will come." This isn't how the world works. People that are happy are usually doing something they can tolerate that makes them good money and gives them security and ample time to pursue your hobbies with the means to actually enjoy them. For instance, if you major in anthropology or archaeology (often same department/major) because you love Ancient Egypt, you probably won't ever go to Egypt for any reason having to do with your major/profession. If, however, you went to uni for computer science, you'll be making close to or around $100,000.00 USD annually and you'll be able to visit the pyramids, take a guided tour, enjoy Egypt, buy gifts for your family, and so on. You don't have to major in CS, but it does provide a very nice lifestyle if you enjoy mathematics and programming.

[Riseld85]

Did this dude really expect we list him schools?

He is literally the only one who knows what would he enjoy studying and working.

[[MPGH]Lily]

@limpan0510 Moved to the correct section..

[Ticherhaz]

Education start from school. How old are you?

[Eternity]

Go to university ONLY if you have a rough idea otherwise you will waste money and go into debt. Another thing to keep in mind is don't go for BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION degree in general; BA good but doesn't do much in specalizing, like when I started I thought it was dope as hell but I realized its drawbacks. I decided to go into Human Resource and Risk Management but I am still deciding between the two.

[[MPGH]Flengo]

Well the first thing you have to do is figure out what it is you find interesting. Do some research in some possible fields and programs. Depending on what you like, you can either go full fledged into a University degree program, get certification for whatever it is, college/community college. The options are all dependent on what it is that you find interesting and want to learn about and change your work to.

Once you find out what it is you would like doing, take the steps to get to it. If you're able to do it financially, then you just have to do it.

[Cuba]

Go to university ONLY if you have a rough idea otherwise you will waste money and go into debt. Another thing to keep in mind is don't go for BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION degree in general; BA good but doesn't do much in specalizing, like when I started I thought it was dope as hell but I realized its drawbacks. I decided to go into Human Resource and Risk Management but I am still deciding between the two.

I beg to differ. A BA degree is where the big boy bucks are at. Everyone i know who went the BA route are easily making 6 figure salaries, granted they specialized in the harder fields like accounting or finance.

[Silent]

step one: dont take advice from mpgh. this would be a nice way to fuck ur life up more.

[limpan0510]

Don't give up

Honestly, go to a university if you want a good education.

People on here might tell you to watch videos and learn x, y, and z. If you want to do cool stuff, live a middle-class lifestyle or better, and not worry about the law coming down on you all the time, you should entertain the idea of going to university. I'd recommend against most liberal arts majors (e.g., history/English/communications). I love these subjects personally, but the whole argument presented to us as children that we should chase our dreams or "If you're doing what you love, the money will come." This isn't how the world works. People that are happy are usually doing something they can tolerate that makes them good money and gives them security and ample time to pursue your hobbies with the means to actually enjoy them. For instance, if you major in anthropology or archaeology (often same department/major) because you love Ancient Egypt, you probably won't ever go to Egypt for any reason having to do with your major/profession. If, however, you went to uni for computer science, you'll be making close to or around $100,000.00 USD annually and you'll be able to visit the pyramids, take a guided tour, enjoy Egypt, buy gifts for your family, and so on. You don't have to major in CS, but it does provide a very nice lifestyle if you enjoy mathematics and programming.

I see your point, thanks for the good words i appreciate it =)

@limpan0510 Moved to the correct section..

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Education start from school. How old are you?

Im 21.

Go to university ONLY if you have a rough idea otherwise you will waste money and go into debt. Another thing to keep in mind is don't go for BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION degree in general; BA good but doesn't do much in specalizing, like when I started I thought it was dope as hell but I realized its drawbacks. I decided to go into Human Resource and Risk Management but I am still deciding between the two.

Thats exactly what i meant with this post, that i dont really know what i want to do for a living and trying to figure it out but i felt like i needed some advice thanks for the advice =)

Well the first thing you have to do is figure out what it is you find interesting. Do some research in some possible fields and programs. Depending on what you like, you can either go full fledged into a University degree program, get certification for whatever it is, college/community college. The options are all dependent on what it is that you find interesting and want to learn about and change your work to.

Once you find out what it is you would like doing, take the steps to get to it. If you're able to do it financially, then you just have to do it.

True, i have some research to do now on what i really wanna work with in a few years, thanks.





Im so bad at building sentences in english that makes sense, lol sorry boys

[honour50]

step one: dont take advice from mpgh. this would be a nice way to fuck ur life up more.

Spot on my brother

[redwoods]

read some books by some smart people. Dr Seuss is a good place to start and eventually you can move onto more great books such as the qu'oran or something. maybe one-day you will be president and you can read us your books live on television