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I'm not losing my mind or anything but I'm a bit stuck as to where to head in my life. I'm 20, got my GED when I was 16, took a couple college classes, and I've been working for these years out of school. Unemployed for a couple months but saved up to last through finding new job. I enjoy writing, have a commanding radio voice so I was thinking of doing some public speaking, I'm very into psychoanalysis, teaching mindfulness, and world aesthetics. Though I'm not sure what to do right now. I've thought of just going to a trade school and working while I figure it out but i feel opportunity may pass me by to do something unique. I'm not exceptionally smart in any field of STEM, I study english and read/write a lot but I don't know if I want to get into an actual field about writing, a journalism major doesn't sound like I'd secure a stable job. I'm not looking to make big bucks or lead a company, as long as I'm living comfortably.
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You don't have to be exceptionally smart to study a subject, that comes after you put in the work. In the US the degrees take a year longer than some other countries because their intake is clueless.
The only problem is funding, but with any luck you can live somewhere where university is free or manage to acquire full scholarship. Apart from that problem - medical, finance, legal, science. After that it's a choice of research vs. industry. In industry you can sideline your trade in favour of what your company is specialised in (eg. telecoms) if you want to.
Basically do whatever and make sure your jobs not too low paid.
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