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Originally Posted by Rathji
This is my exact life in my early 20's. I didn't want to go into debt to go to school, so I just started working out of high school. When I was about 25 I realized I hadn't accomplished anything but still had gone into debt. It was about then I realized I needed to go back to school.
It took a while to get rid of the debt and make it so I could go back but I am almost done my 3rd year at UofC and even though it is tough I wouldn't go back.
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That sounds like me, only right now (I'm 23). I never jump into anything, because I keep thinking I'll change my mind and then whatever courses I take will be for nothing. I have lots of ideas of what I want to do, but can't narrow it down.
The job I have right now pays alright, but not enough for me to move on in life, I'm basically just working there to gain some management experience for my resume, which can be fulfilling and unfulfilling at the same time, if that makes any sense? Basically, it's fulfilling knowing that my days there are going towards gaining basic management skills, and to pad my resume, but unfulfilling as the the job itself isn't very enjoyable, and it's a small company who is somewhat struggling right now, so I get the added stress of hearing about financial difficulty and possible bad times in the near future on top of the regular stresses of managing, so yeah, definitly not where I want to be at this point in my life.