This is an extremely helpful bit of advice to read and I'll take it to heart. The problems of prioritization and adult ADHD sound accurate for me. I'm really grateful you took the time to put this together.
I don't want to accept another job and be the worst employee at the company again
Jordan Collins
James Fisher
No problem. Find help tomorrow. You seem like a smart enough fellow who can take advice, which is more than a lot of fuckwaffles on this board. I want you to sit down and make the list that will change your life (this sounds cliché as fuck lol). And you're going to fucking do it. Right now. Now tomorrow. I had a high school fitness teacher who told me "Why not now? What are you waiting for? You can do it now!" She may have had an 80's haircut but she was right, you can start right now. Write down what I told you, and tape it to your fridge. Your main goal is to get into college. Once you find a university that you will be attending, find a job that is easy and pays the rent. I don't care if it's a file clerk. Easy job, preferably one you can study at and pay rent.
Caleb Taylor
>study at your job
this is managers
Anthony Cruz
1. I would highly encourage you to not sell your crypto. Depending on what you have, 70k could be a life-changing amount in 10 years. Right now, its not much.
2. Can you explain what you're doing outside of work? Are you reading books front-to-back and solving every problem or something like that?
Lucas Hughes
>1. I would highly encourage you to not sell your crypto. Depending on what you have, 70k could be a life-changing amount in 10 years. Right now, its not much.
I want to avoid selling it at any cost by finding some part time job for rent.
> 2. Can you explain what you're doing outside of work? Are you reading books front-to-back and solving every problem or something like that?
Yes
Adrian Rodriguez
the fuck, are you trying to get a job as a programmer at a nuclear research facility or something
Jordan Jackson
>Stuff I could get at a CC:
- Data Structures (I've implemented all but a couple search trees and graphs)
- Algorithms (I've implemented all except graph algorithms)
- Calculus III
- Differential Equations
- Discrete Mathematics
- Physics I (motion dynamics, constraint-based physics)
- Physics II (waves, optics, thermodynamics)
- Image Processing
Community colleges don't teach all this shit. Go to uni for this
Logan Wilson
>Yes
Bad idea dude, I understand why you're doing it because I'm similar, but for doing a job its completely unnecessary.
You learn what you need, not every single thing related to the topic. Even in university/college, you're not going to do everything in the book, you're going to go through a select portion of the book.
If you think you want to do things outside of the box, then consider doing a phd.
Colton Miller
It's really not hard to land a job you fucking retard. The problem is keeping one that's worth a fuck. I've had jobs since I was 16, but nothing that sticks which is OP's problem. Clearly he's applying for things up his alley and not some bottom barrel shit like fast food
Robert Ward
Mind you fellas, this horseshit advice only applies to white collar yuppie shit. That 9 to 5 you'll soon hate with a passion. You're correct sir, spot on actually. But it seems like you have a addiction commitment and that's sad and honestly not for everyone. I would believe you more if there weren't thousands of examples of ppl with no degrees hanging tough at jobs as we speak. Sure if you wanna stand out more, but lying about a bachelor's at the very least is easy enough to pull off and if you give a fuck enough you can keep up that lie. I guess when it comes to money you have a point, but sorry dude. If Pedro can work in the gas company for 20 years barely speaking English then OP will be fine with some gumption.