I just want to be able to find a job that allows me to make enough to invest and eventually become financially well off.
>>62512296Sales
>>62512296AI consultant
>>62512296Pharmacist if you're ok with boredom, lots of school, a potential mountain of debt, and you can get in with a good company like Publix. Publix pays a high salary with annual raises, gives bonuses 5 times per year, and gives a generous amount of private company stock every year. I eventually couldn't stand the boredom and quit working after 10 years, but I could've done it in 6 or 7.
Business analyst, especially as a contractor if they do that in the US. In Europe/UK you can make €500-850 a day depending on location and languages you speak e.g.. Belgium has great daily rates but often you need to speak French, Dutch and English and they're hybrid jobsIn the UK you can make £600 often hybrid also.
>>62512296Have you tried reducing spending instead? Most people end up living paycheck to paycheck regardless of how much they make, so improving income wont actually do anything for you.
>>62512492It's ~5 years of schooling these days and a shit ton of debt. The good news is you can easily work 7 days/week, so you can pay off the debt in like 3 years of working. Rad Tech is another good option, less/no debt and about 4-5 years of schooling, but the waitlist is like a 10 years where I'm at. CDL A - Easily can $100k after being a company cuck for 2 years. Sales - Insurance Agent (independent) is a solid long-term side hustle/full career. Get P&C + L&H licenses and work remote as 1099 for an independent agency. 2x full-time jobs.
>>62512492>PharmacistI did some research on it and it doesn't sound like it's for me. The amount of schooling isn't something I'm a fan of, plus you have to be good at chemistry and math which are two things I suck at. >>62512652>Insurance Agent (independent)That actually doesn't sound too bad desu. I'd love any job that lets me work from home while allowing me to make decent money. Do you know if you have to have any knowledge about insurance or anything else to be good at it?
>>62512744You need to study and take an exam to earn your licenses (it's not difficult). You might even find it interesting/learn a thing or two. I got my producer licenses while I was in university (I studied molecular biology + japanese) for the flexible work schedule + remote. I don't know your current employment situation, but if you're at a job you don't care about, might as well just get a remote job with allstate or something like that to learn the business. Grind for like a year or two before going independent. Find a good independent agency (or start your own) and good commission comps. like 70/30, 50/50, or 70/50. (Note: 70/30 means 70% of the commission on new business and 30% on the renewals). Eventually you'll be making over $100k/yr just on renewals alone.
>>62512744>you have to be good at chemistry and mathNot really - chemistry and math are small aspects of pharmacy school. You have to be good at memorizing anatomy and physiology, disease states, and clinical guidelines to treat those disease states. The job itself is dogshit easy, it's more about managing time and people.
>>62512296Don’t get bored easily and don’t care about your health? No family or SO?Truck driverHigh emotional intelligence and competitive spirit? Maybe willing to sell your soul to make the big bucks? SalesThe “good” kind of autistic that allows you to hyper focus yet interact with normies? Maybe some innate STEM skills? Tech ops
