/biz/ - Business & Finance

Then go to fucking uni man. Never too late to better your life.

>>4066972
don't be sad anon. only smart people get to go to uni. you're clearly not one of them.

>>4066996
>tfw you will never be as smart as this /biz/ anon.

>going to pol

How low is your IQ?

Then why not go to uni?

>>4066972
>getting trolled by high school dropouts

Then apply for next year. I’m 27 and will start studying in 2018

You can still go to a community college and transfer, saving you a lot of NEET bucks.
Just don't pick a shitty ass major. Also important to utilize the resources you have there (socially, professionally, etc).
t. someone who didn't utilize them

>>4066990
>>4067055
>>4067058
It's too late for me guys. I've accepted my future.

>>4066972
Whether you should go depends on how socially elite you are.
If you're a unappealing autist then going is NOT going to help you.

if you are under 25 its still worth going to university anon

>>4067030
kek. but seriously, do what >>4066990 said, or start a business.

>>4067083
When you are under 30, go for it

>>4067158
I am 22

You can still make it, bro. All you need to do is buy SALT right fucking now

>>4067170
What’s your fucking problem then?

There's so many ways to make money online, so why the fuck do you care so much? Affiliate marketing, Amazon FBA, crypto...

>>4066972
>listened to 4chan
i sincerely hope you're joking,

>>4066972
23 and in 1st year of college right now, go for it anon.

>>4066972

And uni is mostly a jewish scam, unless you go STEM or some specialized niche, like oil and gas.

>>4067170
bro if your 22 go to fucking school. its worth it.

>>4066972
University is a good decision if you are driven to succeed and you are going into a career that has real opportunities. But if you major in any of the humanities or liberal arts you are just going to end up being a barista at Starbucks trying to pay off $100,000k in debt.

Whats your major, anons

>go to /pol/
>go to /r9k/
it's gonna take years of therapy to undo the psychological damage they did to you. leave /biz/ too while you have the chance

>>4067348
Then why do they say many people with leadership positions have liberal arts degrees?

>>4067357
I used those boards from 16-22. Am I done for?

>>4067329
>unless you go STEM
>He fell for the STEM meme

>>4067219
He still browses /pol/

>>4066972
OP I’ll give you an honest response here.

The VAST majority that go uni or don’t go uni will end up being wagecucks. It honestly doesn’t matter. That’s why people say don’t go, because you’re paying a large amount of money for a salary that you could get without going uni.

Either way, wagecucking sucks. Are you a sociable person? If not don’t worry, you probably didn’t miss out. I hated my uni years.

Do you have a subject you love and would want to do as a career? Go uni, it’s never too late.

>>4067370
because those are people who got in at the top of the pyramid and have iqs above 130, rich parents, and high emotional intelligence.

unless you meet those criteria fuck off.

>>4067388
Not going to uni doesn't mean you'll be a successful entrepreneur, you're more likely to still be wagecucking but at minimum wage which is a lot worse than having a comfy office job.

>>4066972
>>Worst part is the "Don't go to University you'll get 250k in debt" meme doesn't even apply for me because University is mostly subsidised in my country
Money and debt are literally the only valid reason not to go and you fucked up.

>>4067370
>Then why do they say many people with leadership positions have liberal arts degrees?

They have other skills as well. The degree isn't what made them successful. And for every person like that there are 1,000 with the same degree who don't make jack shit.

My father always uses his buddy from high school as an example. He has an Ivy league philosophy degree but moved back to his shitty midwestern home town and is a mechanic making jack shit.

>>4067405
This
Those elitefags will be rich despite, not because of uni

>>4066972
I'm 98 IQ and I've made around €1600 the last few days flipping a literal shitcoin a few times.

Crypto is perfect for incels since you actively have to try not to make a profit (i.e buy high and sell low).

>>4066972
22

Highschool diploma

Worth 250k

Getting 37$ an hour

Went 1 year in Japan for fun

I didn't buy into the university meme

>>4067788
What field do you work in and how did you get there?

>>4067526
this 100%

my IQ is around 135, I never went to college/uni. I make about ~$1k/day just swing trading crypto. My best was $3k in about 4 hours just from arbitrage.

>>4066972
34 kv neet
mech eng graduated top of the class
unemployed for 5 years
living at home

>>4067830
How can I do swing trading too? What site did you take your IQ test on?

>>4067526

Was it MONA? ; )

>>4067370
Masters degree in history here OP. It's true that I can go into a relatively comfy job in the public sector if I want to, but that's because I also did a lot of extracurricular stuff. Frankly I regret going to university at all, I guess the grass is always greener and everything, but I'm going to work for a friend of mine who runs his own business building housing.

You don't need a degree, but then don't just sit on your hands. When the burgers say this stuff they mean that you should get training as an electrician or a plumber or some other job instead. Either do that, or start working for a company where you can climb up the ladder and make a nice life for yourself. The security guards bosses usually started working as security guards themselves you know.

Just do something. If you just shitpost and work at an entry level job your life will be completely fucked by the time your in your mid 30s. That's a long way off though. Get to work and make the most of your time.

>>4067908
Honestly man I've been both a wagie and a NEETie for various periods of time.

As a NEET: did nothing but post on 4chan or play videogames

As a wagie: Work all day then watch dumb videos on YouTube all evening and do it over and over

>>4066972
>Realized how much fun university actually is by looking at their instagrams and normiechats
it's not actually fun when you're autistic. believe me

>>4067943
is digital nomad the patrician way of life then?

>travel the world with your crypto gains
>explore new lands and cultures
>meet all kinds of exciting newfriends and fuck exotic pussy until your dick is numb
>truly embrace the etherial nature of reality
>everyday is an exciting adventure

>>4067943

Done it all myself. I was in very similar position to you (now 28 years old). Gave up on university, then I came back and did my masters after being a wage cuck who smoked weed and did nothing for a couple of years.

I would focus on acquiring skills that are valuable at this stage in your life. That includes learning to cook and going to the gym btw, even cleaning your room. Use the next months to get your bearings and find out what your options are. There are tons of jobs that pay decent salaries that do not require higher education. You are an adult, you seem to be motivated, so you have many options open to you. Learn a trade, join the army, become a train engineer, there are things to do out there. You are going to make it if you get out of the basement and turn off the computer a little more.

>>4068092
No offense but you sound like a woman.

>>4068059
I'm not autistic though.

>>4068098
I have no energy after work man. Including commute I kill over 10 hrs a day from wagecucking.

>>4068125
and you sound like a fun person

>>4068134
A negress, to be precise.

Well, no sex for Ben I guess.

I taught myself to write iPhone apps using online tutorials and MOOCs (edx.org) and (a few years later) I get paid decently as a mobile dev. No degree, no real education.

it's one option OP

>>4068130

I know that exact feeling. I feel for you man. It's tough to break out of and I get why you feel hopeless.

Getting exercise, even if it's just a little, will help and give you more energy. Go to a doctor and get your bloodwork done if you feel perpetually low energy, good chance you have deficiency in vitamin D. If you can't be arsed to do that then just start taking vitamin D supplements.

Identify the unhealthy habits that perpetuates your current condition and make gradual lifestyle changes. Getting enough sleep, healthy food are a good place to start. All the information you need is available online, but you got to get started at some place. Just make a list of things to do and tick off points as you go along. I wish you the best, I was in a very similar situation at your age.

>>4068270
I just want to move out and start a new life man. Ive never lived, ive never enjoyed anything.

>>4068291
it's doable, but only if you believe it is
you'e gonna kill yourself if you keep going the way you are now heh

>>4068130
>I'm not autistic though.
well then you fucked up and missed out

>>4068291
Honestly dude you sound depressed. Consider talking to someone, a therapist might be able to give you some good advice. Focus on that first, because it makes everything else so much harder to do. Diet, sleep and exercise will help a lot with your mood.

If you don't have a massive amount of debt, you don't have kids and a wife and you have a functioning body then you enjoy tremendous freedom. You can get another job, you can move to a smaller apartment and pay less in rent, work part-time and spend some time working on yourself, take long walks. I'm not telling you what to do, but a young man in your position doesn't need a degree to drastically change his life.

>>4068291

Have you ever told anyone not on 4chan that you are feeling this down? Surely there is someone who cares about you that you can talk to.

>>4068291
You have to spend some time meditating on what you really want from life.

Moving to a new place isn't just going to solve all your problems, in fact most people who relocate just end up in the exact same situation and state of mind but in a different place.

If you really want to adventure, go for it, save up some money to get you there and survive (you can take odd jobs in a new place to support yourself) and travel around, be a bum, experience the world, but don't think you'll earn financial independence from doing it.

Or buckle down and keep working, set conventional goals like buying a house (or condo) and saving for retirement.

I hope you're in a career where you can eventually branch out and start your own small business with what you're learning, and not in some dead-end go nowhere waste of time career like factory work or retail. If you're actually gaining skill just keep at it until you've saved enough money and built up enough confidence and start your own business. That's what several people I know have done and all worked out pretty successfully.

>>4066972
>go to college
>dont feel like going after 1 year
>200k in crypto
lmao

>>4068291
CRAWLING IN MY SKIN

> no university
> no college
> no problem

I'm making a better salary than anyone i know with a university education

>>4068408
Dude I got good money relative to my age. I have $35k in stocks and a few thousand in cryptos.

But I've never experienced life. I always just take the safest and easiest path in everything. Life is moving too fast for me to be able to figure it out.

24 hrs a day is simply not enough for me. If I sleep 8 hrs a day I feel good. If I sleep less I m braindead. No escape

>>4068408
>take long walks

For years I thought this was meme-tier type shit but a couple years ago at the age of about 30 I began starting every single morning with a 30-40 minute walk; first thing I do after waking up and taking a piss is throw on my sweats and sneakers and go directly outside and start walking.

I have to say I really look forward to it each day. I don't even bring my cellphone, just the key to my front door. It's quiet, peaceful, I try to go before dawn (usually around 4:30am) and there's almost no one else outside, no traffic. It's refreshing and puts my mind at peace. I was just thinking the other day how rare it is nowadays to have that absolute silence and time inside my own head. There are so many distractions now, the noise, the computers, the cellphones, it's so hectic and busy.

Maybe it sounds gay as fuck but I can't wait for my walk tomorrow morning.

>>4068473
what exactly are you bitching about? it's really incoherent at this point

>>4068473
You got time to post on 4chan right? If you tell yourself there is no escape you are right, you can live the rest of your life like this if that's what you want. You should really talk to a professional. It's not normal for a healthy man in his early 20s to be this low energy. Either the problem is physical or mental, or a combination. You have been given some good advice in this thread dude.

>>4068520
yeah that kind of walk is great for my mental well-being as well

>>4068543
I dont even have time to talk to a professional because of fucking job

>>4068601
Make the time. Take a sick day off to go see a doctor if there are nooone that can see you outside your work and travelhours. I don't know where you live or what kind of business you work in, but this is the kind of thing both an HR department and a labor union can be useful for. Most bosses don't actually want their employees to work themselves into the ground and a mental breakdown.

>>4068601
but you have time to post on here?

Man just book a day off work, or call in sick, and go see a therapist and talk about your problems, maybe get medication.

You said you have ~$35k+ in stocks/investments, so it's not like you'll be homeless regardless of what happens. If you feel overworked or stressed and depressed you need to make a change instead of saying "I DONT HAVE TIME! I WORK TOO MUCH!" that's not a good answer and it won't get any better if you don't CHANGE what you're currently doing.

>>4068632
You dont understand me normie. Whatever I've accepted my future

>>4066972
>Worst part is the "Don't go to University you'll get 250k in debt" meme doesn't even apply for me because University is mostly subsidised in my country
You fucked yourself bud. University is a scam generally - the supposed superior salaries of graduates are in comparison to salaries of all average Joes without degrees (inc retards) rather than people smart enough/qualified enough to go to Uni but went straight to work instead. I'm gonna pluck an assumption right out of my ass but I'm pretty confident guys who were smart enough and had quals to go to Uni but didn't will have significantly higher lifetime earnings than those who did fall for hte college meme.

>>4068632
I think you're wasting your time with him, he's here to bait people and nothing else >>4068651

good advice though

>get degree in economics
>cant get job because work permit expiring in 6 weeks
>because i was brought to the US as a immigrant from Iran when I was 2 years old and my parents never bothered to get a green card
>applied for political asylum
>use that for my work permits
>lawyer tells me to sign up for DACA
>shit takes forever

just kill me

>>4068651
Then stop wasting time complaining about it.

>>4068708
you have to go back

>>4068695
ya i agree, this guys all over the map. probably trolling. weird since it's not really a vicious or malicious subject, a real low effort, low intensity situation where people are just trying to help out their fellow mentally ill anons.

oh well, a little more faith in humanity lost.

>>4068728
ok

>>4068695
>>4068721
Because im tired of trying to explain to people who dont want to understand me or my situation.

I can keep going on and on and ull still give me Norman platitudes.

>>4068728

>>4068742
you've accepted your situation so it'sok

>>4068742
Go find somewhere comfy to die. You're beyond saving.

>>4067083
>>4067170
Seriously, stop crying and go.

It's never too late to turn things around.

>>4066972
I think you are lying

>>4068742
I gave you very specific, actionable advice and how and why you could and should do it. If you want someone to nod and say "oh I'm so sorry. Your life is so hard, the world is unfair" then talk to a woman.

>>4068781
I didn't mean that. But it's obvious you arent even listening to what I have to say so what's the point.

Ur giving cookie cutter advice without trying to understand what lead me to my stage. I dont blame you, I understand your perspectives of course. I dont have anything personal against you and your people.

But truly there's no way you can help me so I acknowledged that. No one can help me now. Go on without me norman

>>4066972

Yup, you listened to a bunch of losers. And yes, you still are listening to these losers here.

Not trying to make you feel bad, but Uni was the greatest time of my life. I wish I didn't have so much debt, but I could pay it all off within a year an average job for my salary.

Learn from your mistakes and enjoy life.

>>4068098
good advice
post more senpai
I have a job but I am barely functional lol

>>4068892
there are plenty of decent people ITT

>>4068817

You are tired for a reason. That reason is not that you spend 8 hours working and 1 hour commuting each way unless your job is building the bloody pyramids. If you can identify that reason you can get help to not being tired all the time. I spent three years in a foggy haze that I could have avoided simply. It's almost certainly worth the investment of your time and money to at least try to get better.

Your problems are different than mine were and your solutions might also be, but you don't have to be tired all the time. If you feel I've been condescending all I can say is I really wasn't trying to be.

>>4068915

Things were decent before anonymous imageboards. Now everybody is more free, not decent.

But I digress, this is more politics related.

>>4068956
>I spent three years in a foggy haze that I could have avoided simply
tips?

>>4068915
>>4068971

I apologize, my brother is one of the people who listened to these losers online and he's still sitting at home doing nothing because >muh debt. Eventually good people like me are going to bail his ass out and pay for his education because he believes in stupid people and stupid shit and I wish not to see him rot.

>>4068996
the muh debt meme isn't an exvuse to sit around doing nothing, obviously an alternative is necessary

>>4068892
>I wish I didn't have so much debt
>I could pay it all off within a year an average job for my salary

>have debt in the first place
>don't pay it back when he could
>spend all his income on worthless shit as soon as he can
Yep, you are quite the authority on what a loser is.

>>4068894

Diet and exercise is better at treating depression than SSRIs. Like I said earlier it might be a physical thing like a lack of vitamin or even low t. A simple bloodtest can rule all that out. imo it's best to work on those things before undertaking huge life changes.

>>4068981
For me it was working night shift (no sun) and bad nutrition that led to a lack of vitamin D. Once i started taking vitamin D it was like coming out of a fog, and it took less than two days. Lack of vitamin D is pretty common, especially here north in winter, but it was pretty bad for me.

go back to school, anon, but first get in on this free airdrop: https://discord.gg/zbsrjTz

>>4068956
Should I just do it then?

Take out a few thousand dollars, renew my passport and try living in a new country for a month or two?

>>4069015

I just fucking graduated dumbass. Nice caricature, you are completely wrong. The first thing I'm doing is paying back debt and helping my family with their's.

Fuck you retard. >hurr durr don't go 2 shool. u 2 smart 4 dat

>>4067170
lol I'm 22 just finished engineering, how does that make you feel anon

>thinking peoples posts on social media really reflect their life

>>4069063
You can try that, travelling, go on interrail in Europe, I mean what do you stand to lose? Just make sure you don't end up sitting in a motel and shitposting on 4chan all day because you don't know anyone. It's just as easy to be unhappy in a foreign place where you don't know anyone as at home.
t. Lived abroad for 4 months

>>4067813
Carpenter builded my house and I'll build another one next year or so I'm also working for myself on the side since this work is seasonal lol I get like 3 months of vacations per years paid

>>4069021
>Diet and exercise is better at treating depression than SSRIs. Like I said earlier it might be a physical thing like a lack of vitamin or even low t. A simple bloodtest can rule all that out. imo it's best to work on those things before undertaking huge life changes.
Any way to boost T without steroids?

>For me it was working night shift (no sun) and bad nutrition that led to a lack of vitamin D. Once i started taking vitamin D it was like coming out of a fog, and it took less than two days. Lack of vitamin D is pretty common, especially here north in winter, but it was pretty bad for me.
I've been taking 10,000 IU a day now for a few months, so I don't think that's it. In fact, I'm not sure that that's helped at all.

I did recently start taking a multivitamin—hopefully that helps.

>>4069150
>Just make sure you don't end up sitting in a motel and shitposting on 4chan all day because you don't know anyone
This would be me. How did you avoid this during your four-month excursion into yerp?

>>4067083
I went at 31 and frankly it was a waste of time and totally overrated.

>>4069340
What do you do now and why do you believe it was a waste of time?

It's only a scam if you do liberal arts.

For useful shit like STEM you have to go for the actual education. Unless you're going to a hyped school, STEM degrees are always worth it.

>>4069313
>Any way to boost T without steroids?

Well you'll get a boost by working out, like heavy squats building up your quads will result in more T production.

You can get a blood test though and your doctor can tell you your levels. If you're just getting old and have really low levels (below the "normal" range) you can get prescribed steroids legally which is completely safe.

>>4069340
You went to college at 31? A real college or a mickey mouse one?

>>4069313
There are some things you can do to boost test, mainly a healthy diet, lose weight if you are overweight, gain weight if you are underweight and exercise. Probably not vitamin D that's the problem for you then, a complete blood test from your doctor would be my recommendation. It's smart to get one every other year or so anyway, just so you can monitor and see how it developes as you age.

>>4069335
I would try to take every opportunity I could, even if it wasn't something I would usually do or really want to, to get out of the flat. I went on guided tours, looked at the map and picked places I wanted to see, went to the theater, this was London so great shows.. I met someone who sang in a choir, so I went to see the choir sing in church a few times. I also broke out of my comfort zone a lot, election night last year I put on my red MAGA hat and went to a student pub all alone. Had a great night, talked to a ton of people. Sometimes I just got out and started walking, I would see something in the distance and just walk there.

>>4069373
Do you think someone who is 31 is somehow less able to complete college? Lmao

Protip: being 31 is just like being 21 except with +10 years of experience, there's very little difference otherwise

maybe a bit more fat if you're a lazy shit and less hair if you're unlucky

>>4069414
>I put on my red MAGA hat and went to a student pub all alone. Had a great night, talked to a ton of people.

thats how i know youre larping faggot

>>4069414
>I would try to take every opportunity I could, even if it wasn't something I would usually do or really want to, to get out of the flat
>broke out of my comfort zone a lot
I probably need to do this

>>4069433
Going to a pub and meeting people seems like a weird thing to LARP about.

>>4069455
I think my biggest flaw right now is that I'm just bad in social situations. At least some of it stems from the fact that I can't identify with people—I don't share their interests (why do normies only care about sportsball etc?) but I'm certain that much of it is owed to the my poor social skills in general

meh

>>4069418
No, just less likely to be accepted into a good one. I wasn't really sure, that's why I was asking.

>>4069509
I don't think it matters for a lot of things unless you're one of those hotshot kids who thinks he's a shoe-in at google etc

>>4066972
Don't worry, /nupol/ iz alwayz right, amirite? And definitely not pathetically yearning for validation to give meaning to their failure at life. The (((kikes))) are keeping us down, my nigga. Better get that welfare and beat up those women for being such whores.

Don't trust cancer.

>>4069440
>>4069503
I highly recommend it. A way to go out alone is to tell yourself that you will have three beers and try to talk to people, and if I am not having fun after three beers I'm allowed to go home and watch a movie or shitpost, but i must drink three beers in a bar or a pub first. Three beers in I've usually met someone to talk to and started to have a good time even if I feel awkward as hell starting out. Best trick for talking to people you don't have a lot in common with is to be interested in them and what they are saying and asking questions. Most people have a feeling of often not being heard, and they like someone who actually pays attention to what they say. It's not a cross-interrogation obviously, so offer some of your own opinions and comments as well. Most people are surprisingly interesting.

You could try reading How to Win Friends and Influence People by Carnegie, some good stuff in there.

>>4066972
>"Don't go to University you'll get 250k in debt" meme doesn't even apply for me
Then it's your fault you fell for the university is bad argument.

You should have realized it didn't mean the same thing for you

>>4069503
this was always my excuse as well, not being able to relate, thinking I was different than the herd. It ended up taking a longtime friend to tell me I was basically acting like a pretentious autistic retard before I began to snap out of it.

You don't need to be a expert in sportsball to talk to people, but it also means you can't try to overwhelm them with your own niche interests. If you go the bar and some dudes talking about a recent soccer game that you have no interest in, it's unlikely anyone in there will want to hear about any autistic/anime shit or whatever either. Instead just find common neutral ground, you can talk about politics or world events or pop culture or something that most people generally know a little bit about. Or just small talk over life, women, even observations about your surroundings. You have to find a way to meet people in the middle instead of sticking to this "I CANT RELATE TO THEM!" bullshit. You can find a way to relate to people if you make the effort. And you know what? It ends up feeling pretty good after you break out of your shell and experience some random human interaction a few times. It makes you realize you can actually do it, and that you can be adventurous and go outside your safe space and be okay.

>>4069561
Thanks for the tips. When would you say was the turning point for you?

>>4066972
I didn't even go to highschool and I'm self employed as a cryptoneet. Making 50% for my portfolio and 50% for myself.

>>4069583
>this was always my excuse as well, not being able to relate, thinking I was different than the herd. It ended up taking a longtime friend to tell me I was basically acting like a pretentious autistic retard before I began to snap out of it.
I think I'm past that phase. I understand that being a pretentious sperglord about it IRL isn't the right approach, but that doesn't mean I'm suddenly going to start liking sportsball. On the other hand, I know that it's a bit of an excuse much of the time—I just don't know how to start finding common ground otherwise.
> You have to find a way to meet people in the middle instead of sticking to this "I CANT RELATE TO THEM!" bullshit
pretty much

>>4066972
are you actually retarded? oh wait obs

>>4067170
retard go

>>4067170
You fucking faggot, I would kill to be 22 again.

>>4069589
I guess the moment I understood that I wasn't just doomed to be who I was forever, that it was actually possible to improve all the things I were unhappy with about myself and my life, and then deciding to work on myself. After that it's a little like repairing an old house, it gets gradually better but there's no moment of final arrival and angelic singing. I'm still a little introverted and I always will be, but I know how to work with that.

>>4069663
This post is gold to me. Thanks for the life advice. I'm probably where you were years ago by the sound of things.

> After that it's a little like repairing an old house, it gets gradually better but there's no moment of final arrival and angelic singing
I think you might be a genius actually

its a jewish scam, you have to be an idiot to not realize this

But Uni is a scam, anon.

You're looking at it wrong.

Your "friends" are the minority, not the majority.

How many well paid jobs are there? It seems that more and more people are going on to higher education, yet high paid jobs don't just appear out of nowhere at the same rate.

For the most part, your degree will probably lead you to a job that pays slightly higher than anyone that's not on min wage.

I look at it like this. If you don't live in or near a city, your degree will probably only make you an extra 10 - 20K above min wage.

Obviously, this is higher in the city, but it's negated by higher costs of living and so on.

Only the minority with degrees make the big bucks just like only the minority of people who start businesses become raging successes.

But it's the minority that do what the majority won't, meaning degree or not, with that type of mindset you will be successful regardless.

>>4066972
Bro I can tell you now that uni is only good under certain circumstances i.e you like what your doing and you have good people. Also a lot of degrees are useless. Uni is good for socialising if you meet the right people but ultimately if you are debt free and has money saved your not in a bad position. 22 also is nowhere near too late

>>4068291
Fix your diet and lift some heavy ass weights. If you are a viring, go hand in that v card to an escort. Keep making money at crypto, and start a worthwhile Uni. You are smart, you will figure it out.

It will get better but you have to put in work first. It will get easier, but you have to do it every day. Think of this plan as an investment for a better life.

Go you glorious winged faggot. Godspeed.

>>4069071
So you just graduated yet uni was the best decision of your life? How can you reflect on a journey that hasn't even started yet?

Looks like you bought into the bullshit of School > Uni > Degree > Success

>>4069712
>But it's the minority that do what the majority won't, meaning degree or not, with that type of mindset you will be successful regardless.
I agree with this completely

On the other hand, certain fields simply require a degree. Doctor etc

>>4067380
buisness majors are also kinda well off

>>4069770
lmao

>>4066972
>Making such a major life decision on the advice of a board that is the complete bottom of society, and another board that 80% of it is populated by the previously mentioned.

>>4068169

>>4069677
You are very welcome, if it's helpful I'm happy to offer my advice and experience. Most of it is just stuff I accumulated from books, no one can come up with all of this on their own. Just don't stop because it's hard or you don't succeed right away and you will find something that works.

>>4067370
>Then why do they say many people with leadership positions have liberal arts degrees?
Because they got that job due to nepotism.

>>4067083
Don't complain if you aren't willing to fix it.
I go to school right now with people who are in their 70s. It's really not too late anon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guck9gUOIls

>>4069743
I agree. I didn't state in my original post, but doctor,lawyer,engineer things like that, obviously uni is required and needed.

I think there are literally 5 career paths which imo justify a degree, other than that, you're good to go.

Also, back to my original point: ">But it's the minority that do what the majority won't, meaning degree or not, with that type of mindset you will be successful regardless."

I'd say that it's the minority which are going for said degree's I pointed out above (dr etc).

The majority aren't willing to sacrifice 10 years of education in order to become a doctor, it's all about NOW with them

>>4066972
>don't go to uni it's a jewish scam
>learn a trade instead and get a blue collar job!
>it's shit
>you get dirty every day
>your coworkers and/or colleagues are all dirty niggers and highschool dropouts
>you missed out on highschool 2.0 and the chance to finally get laid
>you get to look at all your old friends post on social media about how much fun they're having while you're covered in shit and making 10x less than they do

>>4069831
>Robbaz here, king of Sweden, and today I am going to tell you why I hate porn

>>4069770
>business majors are also kinda well off
lel. I thought that too. Unless you want to go into retail management or get annihilated by automation in 20 years, don't go into business.
t. business major

>>4069856
>not going to business school to network
This is the only reason to attend desu

>>4069846

fuck the nigger/old folk who got me into plumbing and welding. I honestly thought I would be making 100k after 4 years of this trash. It's my boss who has contracted entire industrial zones out to fucking wagies like me that makes the money, not me.

I get to deal with literal shit for ~42k a year.

>>4067370

/r9k/ and /pol/ are right. Even Jordan Peterson, former professor at Harvard and current tenured professor at the university of Toronto said college is bullshit and said parents should "send their kids to trade school" on his first Joe Rogan Experience appearance.

/r9k/ and /pol/ are psychologically tough because of the hard, ugly truth you find there, albeit among all the trash.

>>4069877
>This is the only reason to attend desu
I am in undergrad.

>>4068169

post ass bby

>>4069878
>It's my boss who has contracted entire industrial zones out to fucking wagies like me that makes the money, not me.
That is the same thing in every business.

>>4069878
perhaps you can become the boss

>>4068708
Read your story a few weeks ago

Wtf are you still doing here pajeet?

>>4069878
one of the benefits of a trade is that you can branch off and start your own business at a fairly young age. Like if you started your apprenticeship at say ~20 you can try to start your own company by the time you're ~30 or before. You can do the same thing your boss is doing.

>>4066972

>taking advice from pol

you deserve all the bad things

>>4069561
Its invigorating to emrealize that everyone, yes everyone is just as lost as you if not more. I am 31 like that other poster but i am not like him. I decided today that i am going back to college next year to get a comp sci degree then get a job in crypto in the bay area when i graduate. I returned campus to feel it out and met some really cool by breaking the ice. You'd be surprised how many people will like you when you show them who you really are.

Canadians like op need to leaf.

>>4069561
Also the rule of three applys to talking to strangers. When you talk to three different people by then you are usually warmed up and its easy after that.

>>4069663
Its ok to transform. Usually the people you are closest to will have the hardest time with it.

>>4067170
Holy shit you're stupid, I've met people that are going into med school at the age of 30 and they're doing just fine, don't let your memes be meme dreams.

>>4067859

>>4068520
I do this with my dog

Just my key and dog

>>4066972
>>4067170

>22
>too late for uni

Maybe the reason you shouldn't go is because you are too dumb. I went to uni when I was 18 and was one of the youngest people in my class, seriously like 4 other 18 year olds, a few 19 years olds and shit tons of people in their 20's and 30's and even a few people in their 40's.

If you start uni at 22 you will still be one of the younger people there. I've already graduated by now, I am 25, I've considered going back to study other subjects. I also know a girl who is your age and is in uni right now as well.

>>4071078
you sick fuck

Fuck this thread. School is retarded. I'd rather know about the real world than be brainwashed by liberals in exchange for a temporary job that pays you peanuts in the grand scheme of things. $250k a year, big deal? Some people wipe their dick with that.

>>">TFW gotten trolled by /r9k/ and /pol/ into thinking University was a Jewish scam "

That for the most part only applies for American universities. If you were dumb enough not to figure that out yourself, maybe its not for you.

>>4067357
>willingly being mind-controlled even though the facts are right in front of you.

Blissful Ignorance.

>>4066972
tfw graduated in finance and cant get a job

someone just throw me a fuckin bone

>>4067170
>>4066996
>>4067386

>>4071503
gpa? did you do internships or rub shoulders with anyone? did you atleast work during college?

>>4071531
3.6gpa in a bachelor and masters. I worked 7 years at this student job, did all my college without a single semester break so I ended up real quick out of college but with 0 relevant experience. I'm applying on everything and I'd love to say I'm bad at interviews but I didnt get a single callback yet. Been like that for 4 months almost now. I followed the IB templates for the resume so that shouldnt be it.

>>4071401
>$250k a year, big deal? Some people wipe their dick with that.
do you?

>>4071592
does that change my point at all?

>>4066972
>actually taking 4chan's advice on crucial life decisions
>disappointed when it turns out to be the worst possible outcome

Seriously, how fucking new are you? It is probably for the best though. If you're that much of a walnut, you'd probably wash out of uni quite rapidly with nothing but debt. From a /biz/ perspective, it was probably the more viable decision to make.

>>4067357
b-but /pol/ is always right!

>>4067170
m8, some people stays for 10+ years in uni...
just go

>>4067370
>Then why do they say many people with leadership positions have liberal arts degrees?
those people were rich and well connected already

>>4067170
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>4067170
jesus fucking christ im 26 and i am 2 years into my bachelor degree, did a few years of wagecucking in telecom shops, hoping that hard work would get me anywhere... worked hard, didn't get much further than working in retail.

My classmates are on average 6-8 years younger than me, but having wagecucked for a few years i am more motivated and grateful for the opportunity. I love life again and so can you.

Stop being a fucking pansy.

>>4066972
>Implying an autist like you would have a great time at university

>>4068291
Somewhere to start is to download the 30 day fitness app, this is an app which gives you excercises to do everyday and keeps you healthy and keep your mind motivated since you will sense the feeling of completion after you complete each day.

bump

University is a meme, only thing i came out of it with was a useless overinflated degree, thousands in debt and an alcohol problem.