OP, there is no shortcut in life. The jobs you are most passionate about everyone is trying to do. The jobs you hate are painful. The jobs that pay the most demand the most out of you. Going from rags to riches is never supposed to be easy, ever!

>>34527153
No shit, faggot! I'm asking for reccomendations of industries to get into that don't require trade school or uni

The jobs you hate are painful but are easy to get*

>>34527158
Easy to get into but pays well that doesn't require any form of education including trade school? You can try janitorial work?

Going into crypto mining is risky as well. Most people doing that lose more money than gain it the first few years.

>>34527158
All the jobs you are talking about are all held by families who hate keep entry like the mob for their family. Sucks to suck bud. You can’t be a Forman on a road crew or a sanitation Forman or an heavy equipment manager or any of those things because those easy jobs are given to family only. Ask your family what they do and get into that or suck it up like the rest of us

>>34527158
Here's my 1 cent, kid.

From what I can tell, all progression trees as a [industry sector here] technician requires experience, even for extracurricular credentialing. You don't need to go through an apprenticeship per se, but in order to take a certification exam and start stacking certs, you need time in the field and proof of that time.

One thing I've done is mold/water mitigation. It really doesn't seem like that industry is going away anytime soon, and you can start off as something like a crew member. Many different companies for that type of business, especially in rainy cities. Then you'll ask: how do I get into a entry level position without experience? Again, I recommend this mitigation labor. The only shit that worked for me and I would have stayed if I had my driver's license at a time.

>>34527148
Please go far away from any civilized society

>>34527148
Why should anyone pay you good money? What do you have to offer?