>graduated last year >wasted the entire time >today

You just end up accepting that work will be a part of your life for the next 50+ years. The transition is never easy. It might even take a few years before you get used to it, so you better be doing something that you enjoy.

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It's tough but you just need to dive right into it. Find one thing you are interested in and work on developing an expertise in it. Read up on inspiration people like Elon Musk and learn from their experience.

>>1265441

inb4 "try r9k"

>>1265441
You just do it, faggot. My last semester of college was 2 days a week. Now I'm in a 2-month break before I start work. Think about the life you'll lead. Move in with some buddies so you can hang out with friends without having to actually go places and do stuff. Do you remember high school? It'll be basically like that but an hour longer each day. When it's the norm it'll be easier to keep going than quit.

I don't know about you, but while I was studying, for the most time I spent 6 days a week, 9+ hours/week at the library and gained 0 cash. Now I have a full time job, only have to work 5 days a week for 8 hours and get paid decently

I got a job and i am not sure if i like my life more

>>1265651
So it doesn't get better?

Fucking wagecucks lying to me

>>1265526
le paypal dream
le gov welfare whore dream

>>1265441
You nut up, cunt. Your first years as a wage slave suck but hopefully you're working a job that has a clear progression so you can start moving up the ladder.

If you're not a high flyer or enjoying what you do, you should look at doing something else. Dreading work everyday sucks, yo.