What are your professions?

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That's a bless for CLL!

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That's awesome! I'm studying Python to try to break into that industry haha

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School teacher

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A lot of software engineers here.

I would recommend either legal, financial or medical disciplines. If you're any good you should be able to get to >200k fairly quickly after qualifying. Those qualifications set you up for life and most of the jobs are immune from AI. Any AI encroachment will probably lead to more roles and better pay for the highly qualified people in those disciplines

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Well, at the moment, I'm an apprentice cabinet maker.

But, I'm wanting to change over to either being an electrical engineer or some type of STEM degree that pays six figures. However, I have an average IQ so, I will probably need to work much harder towards my future degree.

Nothing wrong with the skilled trades. But, I just think white-collar professions pay more, and you're not out doing menial labor work for very little money.

It's not for me, to be honest.

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Quote from: MaximusFabian on May 09, 2021, 08:58:19 AMWell, at the moment, I'm an apprentice cabinet maker.

But, I'm wanting to change over to either being an electrical engineer or some type of STEM degree that pays six figures. However, I have an average IQ so, I will probably need to work much harder towards my future degree.

Nothing wrong with the skilled trades. But, I just think white-collar professions pay more, and you're not out doing menial labor work for very little money.

It's not for me, to be honest.

I would go to university and get a job over a cheap risky alternative with an unknown doctor. Im going to uni this year and reckon i could get the surgery in the next 5-10 years hopefully.

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Quote from: TouchTheSkies on May 09, 2021, 03:08:08 PMI would go to university and get a job over a cheap risky alternative with an unknown doctor. Im going to uni this year and reckon i could get the surgery in the next 5-10 years hopefully.

That's good! I'm at medical school, and I'm planing to do it after around 8-10 years after graduation too. It's better than risk yourself with cheap alternatives

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Quote from: Future Skycraper on May 09, 2021, 06:16:34 PMThat's good! I'm at medical school, and I'm planing to do it after around 8-10 years after graduation too. It's better than risk yourself with cheap alternatives

So you want to get it done in your 40s?

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Quote from: billsmafia on May 10, 2021, 02:46:52 AMSo you want to get it done in your 40s?

No, at my 30s, max 32. I entered the medical school at 17, and I will grad at 23. It's a 6 years universiry here, and we are allowed to work right after graduation and also during medical residency!

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Quote from: Future Skycraper on May 10, 2021, 01:16:06 PMNo, at my 30s, max 32. I entered the medical school at 17, and I will grad at 23. It's a 6 years universiry here, and we are allowed to work right after graduation and also during medical residency!

32 is too late. all already have families at 32. so you are left out already. need to do it until 25