23 years old and working at a restaurant making less than minimum

>>18716926
Construction but thats hard work and you can have real shortages of work sometimes.

If you are not a felon, or have any mental or health issues you can join the Army. I went in when I was 21.

Look into the rules for becoming a process server in your state. Often times, it only takes a few months (and no experience/college education) at the most to get into that profession, but be prepared to have a reliable vehicle and run around town a bit if you want to make some real money. Also, becoming a notary public is cheap and quick, as well as a nice addition to your process server certification/license.

t. Notary/Server making 60-70 grand per year

>>18716926
Either get a chef qualification and a better job, or start talking to the reps who sell kitchen equipment or stock to the business and try and get an in for a sales job

>>18716926
what part of the restaurant are you working in? have you tried the kitchen or waitressing? i think admin is a good way to make a living

Electrician

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>>18716926
Try moving to a fancier restaurant. Steak houses are a good step up. The tips are better and you can rake in more dough.

Or you can do warehouse work for a retail distribution center. Those places usually pay 12-15 an hour.

>>18716926
If you don't mind working a ton of hours and you live in the right area, oilfield work is good for quickly saving up a good chunk of money. If you live in an area where the industry is stable, you can make a career of it. Also, not all oilfield work is hard. I did water transfer for 9 months, made a lot of money, and in those 9 months, put in about as much actual work as I put in in couple weeks at my old job doing overnight stocking. And I was brought on with zero experience.

>>18716926
HVAC
CNC/Advanced Manufacturing

Or just apply to the plumber's union.

>>18716926
Get a catastrophic insurance license

Don't need a degree, and my literally autistic brother does it and makes $25/hr. Which is plenty more than he needs

Google it

>>18718596
Also this, HVAC is always in demand because people always need AC/heat

And I've met some reeeeal dumb fucks who do it for a living