I don't know what I want to do as a profession. How do I decide?

What are you good at? You must have some skill or talent that you've been praised for, that could turn into some kind of job

>>16947305
Take a career counseling class in your community college. Go to your local job agency. No rush to make a choice, unless you're truly in need of job right now.

That's never a "blank page" kind of decision.

How much do you need the money?
How much are you willing to stake?
How low are you willing to sink? (Example: working shit jobs part-time to afford courses)

Start with this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT1i26RbrhM

>>16947312
None at all.

>>16947316
Cutely not very important, I just want to do something.
What does this entail?
Money's not a problem.

"Professions" don't exist anymore, kid. The labor market for every job is eroding, you're disposable labor, even if you're a lawyer or a doctor. Even the finance kids are getting replaced by computers now, when we get driverless cars, all the truck drivers are fucked. Shit's not ever going to be the same again.

>>16947538

Come on, what have you been doing with your entire life so far? What do you think about when you imagine a future for yourself? It's impossible for me to believe you have NO skills or talents or interests or ambitions. What runs through your mind all day? I'm genuinely curious

>>16947547
>Come on, what have you been doing with your entire life so far
Wasting my life away on the computer

>What do you think about when you imagine a future for yourself?
Nothing, it's always hazy

>>16947546

You get it, don't you? You can see the extinction coming too