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Yeah. Something to get lively about. Any suggestions?
Go back in time 16 years (to 18) and try again, knowing that you will need to make a living.
In the meantime, stay on government programs and tuition assistance, and pump out tax credits (children).
Attend a job fair (you can google it, for something near your area) to see what is out there. Don’t just follow the trend, or whatever your sister / sis-in-law does. Not everyone needs to be a therapist or teacher.
Also, you can google “emerging job trends” or “jobs for the next 10 years” and see what reputable magazines like US News / Fortune / Consumer Reports / Business Week) have to say on the subject.
You might also check with a local college to see if they have a carrear counslor who can tell you what the courses they offer will prepare you for. They might even have a placement office, soyou can get an idea of where the graduates end up.
good luck whatever it is!
What do you like doing? Figure out how to turn that into a job. Don’t go into something just because you read that its the next big thing. Because even if it really is the next big thing if you hate it and do a half way job on it you won’t do well in it? If you want to be a true success you need to bring you “A” Game to work every day
oh please she is not lookiing for a career she is looking for interesting threads in the cr ones that are lively
Ha Ha! ZeesKite, looks like no one is listening! however there is some interesting advice here in any case! lol! 🙂
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