Got meme'd into "studying your passion," and realized

>>18308065
Find a parallel to your interest that allows you to still pursue your interest in your off time.

I once heard a comedian say, "Never turn something you love into a job. That is the fastest way of turning it into something you hate." And it makes sense, when you think about it.

I like fucking fat woman and eating cheeseburgers. If I had to do both simultaneously for a living, I'd be one unhappy Gonzo pornstar.

>>18308065
Public service, teaching

you can be the next Indiana Jones

>>18308065
law
politics
civil service
any job that involves research
any job that involves writing
any job

you got a fucking bachelor and talk about academic career
pretentous piece of shit

>>18308065
Studying your passion may make you happy, but it doesn't make you rich.

Try anything really, sports,arts, languages etc etc... you might not find one that you 100% like, but at least you will have a more interesting life that most of the population if you do these things.

Most people's lives consist of work,eat,sleep, watch some TV and mabye go on holiday 1 week a year.

Take some risks and do something your afraid of.

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Do you have any minor degrees?

You can go to a foreign country and teach English there. History is very oral/written heavy, so you have a bit of an upper hand.

You can also apply to Law School, or a Masters program if they'll pay you a full ride for it.

You can be a teacher, too.

I'm not familiar with the process in the United States, but in Canada, there are some programs (like speech pathologist) that require a 3 year CC degree, or a 4 year Bachelors before entering. Try doing a specialized skill like that.

Or, go to CC for police/paramedicine or something, your degree might give you an upper hand for management / promotions in the future.

Have you tried talking to your career guidance office?

Best wishes, friend.

>>18308065

You can either go back to school or realize that money doesn't automatically mean everything and be happy with a life that doesn't have a $300 phone.