I want to find peace of mind, a steady longterm partner and blossom a rewarding career in journo
OP idk what your degree is but have you ever considered doing remote work and just traveling for a while? (if that’s even an option) Digital nomad is the new age term I guess. Could help you find some answers. Just seeing the world meeting new people and stuff
I’m at a point in my life where money doesn’t mean anything to me tbh, I live comfortably right now but I want something more
Thinking about opening a coffee shop and maybe buying land in the countryside or some s*** lmao
I got my college degree overseas last year and i know for sure it was a waste of 5 years and i regret even getting the degree and now am stuck in a phase in life in which i dont know what i f***ing want to do in life
i mean i know what i want to do but i have no experience in that specific field and i know for sure i know never want to do what i got my degree in.
this is my greatest depression. i am living on my own, working 22$ an hour, barely saving any money after paying all my bills and am greatly depressed an i'm only 24.
Bro start your own business. That sounds like some dope.ass s***
If you realize that then you're on the right path man, don't be hard on yourself
In the end no degree matters honestly, it's how how you think, I didn't learn jack about coding until I was by my own accord
It'll work out just breathe a bit think about what makes you happy
Maybe do some psychedelics lmao that helped me
What resources did you use to learn coding
I’m at a point in my life where money doesn’t mean anything to me tbh, I live comfortably right now but I want something more
Thinking about opening a coffee shop and maybe buying land in the countryside or some s*** lmao
That sounds so peaceful bro.
I hope you get it
I wouldn't mind a life like that at all
I’ve achieved all my financial goals
Start a family and travel, the leave a legacy and be impactful in my field. I wanna be remembered for what I accomplished and brought to others.
What resources did you use to learn coding
Well I initially learned C++ in school and from there it was easy to just hop in freecodecamp type s*** or just look up the correlations to other languages
Once you know one you can transfer the knowledge to all essentially
What're you trying to learn I guess is my question?
I wanna know what I wanna do
Own a business
Own some kids
Own some wives
Own a house
Own a car
You want to own kids????
Well I initially learned C++ in school and from there it was easy to just hop in freecodecamp type s*** or just look up the correlations to other languages
Once you know one you can transfer the knowledge to all essentially
What're you trying to learn I guess is my question?
I learned python and Java in college and have forgotten a large majority over time. I want to relearn it and start coding projects