/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57311227

>certs

All I got was a Bachelors in IT. Got a job as a T2 at a software company. I mainly do deployments and they have me doing server provisioning and cloud deployment/infrastructure in Azure/AWS.

Certs are a waste of time up front. Go get a job, do something, and then get the cert once you have some experience.

>>54932798

This can be done quite easily.

Firstly, you must visualize and define your goals, and the means of completing them.

Once you can mentally picture and define your tasks, start to chain together lists of tasks. It may help to write lists of tasks necessary to be done in a day.

Take periods, typically in the morning, midday, and evening to review and redefine tasks as needed.

You'll find that within a months time, with deliberate and mindful application, you can easily complete 3x the number of tasks you would normally be able to complete in a days time.

>32
>Got my degree just a year ago
>Lost virginity at 29
>Making good money for the first time in my life
>Feel about as good as ever

Some days I can be a little achey at worst, but I do my stretches and go for walks. Once you hit your late 20s you stabilize for awhile. It's not until your late 40s/50s that you start *really* aging.

The hardest part of entering your 30s is identity. You are the dumb little fucker you once were. You need to figure out your identity and your goals. After that life gets easier and you can start enjoying yourself, especially if you put the work in and got yourself a nice career path.