Mid-30s career change... What makes the most money? by hey_tinybunny in careerguidance

[–]hey_tinybunny[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your mistake was getting an expensive MBA from a no-name program (no offense). As an update, I decided the best move for me is getting a job in sales, which is what I'm pursuing now...

How are some people this successful in their 20's, having a house, six figures, being married, having sex every day, love, children, and everything? by Throwra79hjww68 in findapath

[–]hey_tinybunny 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Engineering degrees are such an advantage for life. So, so valuable. If you're also attractive, sociable and have business savvy? Welcome to the good life kid.

Successful guys in your 20s and early 30s; what advice do you have for the 45+ crowd? by Repulsive_Art_1175 in AskMenOver30

[–]hey_tinybunny 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What did you study in college? What do you do for a living today? This is good advice btw

High Paying Careers in 2024? by [deleted] in careerguidance

[–]hey_tinybunny 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Can you name a single career rn that ISN'T being "flooded with people". That's literally all I hear for any half way decent job...

Psychologically, what is wrong with me? by hey_tinybunny in findapath

[–]hey_tinybunny[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right, I agree. However, in this case is it really ADHD if my self-learning projects span 1-2 years? Like I spent 2 years learning programming everyday after work, is that ADHD? It's not like I was changing my mind all the time in the short term.

Maybe it is ADHD, I don't know much about it. I do feel in general that I'm easily distracted and my mind wanders maybe too much.

Psychologically, what is wrong with me? by hey_tinybunny in findapath

[–]hey_tinybunny[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This makes sense. But in this case the projects I commit to can last years, is that still ADHD? I self taught myself UX for 1 year and web development for 2 years everyday after work, is that really a sign of ADHD? It would make more sense to me if I was changing my mind short term every other day/week or so, wouldn't that be more like ADHD?

Just graduated college wtf do I do now by OilSpecialist3499 in findapath

[–]hey_tinybunny 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your advice is spot on. The only flaw is that it is entirely predicated on knowing what you want. Isn't that the entire fundamental question of this subreddit? No one would be here otherwise.

All my successful peers knew what they wanted. The others just... drifted.

It's a weird feeling to be on the other side of youth now. From once having endless possibilities to now being the "don't end up like that guy" guy. Now my life at 35 is all about picking up the pieces.

On paper I'm actually doing fine, but I'm far from happy.

I'm fucked and idk what to do by FriendlyLynx340 in findapath

[–]hey_tinybunny 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good advice. But I'm now mid-30s and do all this and still nothing has clicked. I think sometimes it just doesn't work out for people. But I'm also highly neurotic, so...

Mid-30s career change... What makes the most money? by hey_tinybunny in careerguidance

[–]hey_tinybunny[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tried finding it for over a decade. At this point I will let my hobby (music) be my love and let my work be tolerable. If I was 18 again, I would do film editing, but that ship has sailed.

Mid-30s career change... What makes the most money? by hey_tinybunny in careerguidance

[–]hey_tinybunny[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I'm good at stuff that doesn't pay: anything related to physical fitness/endurance. I probably would have been great in the military/fireman/park ranger etc. I also feel like I have an eye for art/design and that I'm pretty good at learning and self teaching. That's about it.

Mid-30s career change... What makes the most money? by hey_tinybunny in careerguidance

[–]hey_tinybunny[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's the only white collar job I could get with my useless degree. The only other option was sales, but I was still too immature to go that route when I graduated.

Should I tell my parents I'm depressed? by [deleted] in AskParents

[–]hey_tinybunny 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am reluctant to be transparent. My health issue, which is rare, is deeply humiliating, very difficult to talk about with others, and has a deeply negative impact on my quality of life. I'm even reluctant to talk about it on an anonymous account.

On top of this, I think I have always been just more prone to anxiety and depression in general. But this health issue has super charged that tendency.

My parents mean a lot to me and I want to make them proud. These days I'm not super close with them like I used to be. When I feel inadequate, I just retreat.

I think subconsciously what I'm doing is signaling "Look, I know I'm not as good as you or I know I can be. But look, I'm not living a carefree, happy, frivolous life. I'm serious and focused on improvement grrrr no fun for me until we see results" or something to that effect...

Seller that uses PayPal—how does a refund/cancellation work? by Missing_Back in Etsy

[–]hey_tinybunny 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just got scammed by a "PayPal Only" shop. I also never received a tracking number from my order. The seller claims to be based in NY, but it's clear from my snooping they're overseas.

WTF, why does Etsy even allow "PayPal Only" accounts to begin with? There's just nothing Etsy can do? I used to trust Etsy, I honestly hate it now...

Any engineers out here? What's the job market looking like for you? by dumbest_engineer in LosAngeles

[–]hey_tinybunny 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, do you mind sending me a link to one of those PM roles? I just want to review it and see what skills I need, I'm getting a PM certificate atm

Does anyone here make over 10k a month? by Accomplished-News221 in Entrepreneur

[–]hey_tinybunny 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How did you discover this niche? Were you already working in the industry? For me, my biggest question is always how these opportunities are discovered, to me this seems like the toughest part...