Good jobs without college/long education

Don't give up on your beauty school dream!

 

YOU PROMISE?

YOU SWEAR IT?

JK

 

Pinky promise

 

Yes that is an awesome way to get yourself into the friend zone!

Is that what you want?

 

You don't need no beauty store front to get chicks.

All you got to do, my brother, is be willing to get rejected.

Because all roads, as the saying goes, lead to Rome.

Put a smile on your face, be nice and ask her.

 

Because the rejection isn't about you. It's about her.

Imagine that you are a key, she is a lock.
You only fit one lock. You keep trying different locks. One day it opens.

Take the emotion out of the equation, it doesn't help.
If you have a key to a lock that doesn't work, you don't feel anything.
You can feel something, it's an option. But does it help?

Just try and move on. Keep smiling.
Because every "no" moves you towards a "yes".
You only need one yes anyway.

 

it is very difficult to find such a job. Any good job requires an education. However, you can try to start a business in a new field. It is up to you to decide which field of business to choose. But I can advise you to take an IQ test before you decide and understand which part of your brain is more developed. This is very useful information and gives you an idea of what you can do best.

 

When you have emotional pain or fears, sit down and write it out.

It makes it under your control, you master it by doing that.

 

https://mint.intuit.com/blog/early-career/highest-paying-jobs-without-a-degree/

https://www.uscareerinstitute.edu/blog/80-Jobs-that-pay-over-50k-without-a-degree

 

May I ask you the hourly wage is only in California or it's just everywhere in the USA? I still consider plumbing at the trade school but I can't afford it since I have a vacation plan for next year or 2023.

 

I recently found a freight broker position where you only need some sales experience and a decent level of English

 

Does a bookkeeping job require a certificate nowadays?

 

Depends the type

 

I don't know if anyone still cares, but computer network engineering, I've been told is a field you could start applying for jobs in if you're willing to put in the work. These days, with YouTube and books, apparently if you are willing to study your ass off in the subject, you could be ready to start getting interviewed in about 6 months. And they don't care about a degree, they're not going to turn you away just because you don't have some arbitrary piece of paper, just make sure you can answer their questions as they may grill you on how to solve certain problems.