How do I find a worthwhile job, /lit/? It seems that I am some

>>8727087
Buy a business with a development loan. Google online for businesses for sale. In my area there is a general store + some rental condos above the store for 500k, there is a healthy vending machine company for 6k, there is a small cleaning company w/ employees for 25k.

Why work for someone else.

>>8727087
I'm working as an English teacher in Taiwan right now, I enjoy it a lot and teaching is pretty nice but it sucks up a lot of time to write up lessons every day not to mention marking and stuff, though you get lots of holidays and the pay is good for the area.

I'm not sure of a long term plan though, I don't think I'll stay here forever, or if I do I'd like to gain experience to get something a bit more cushy.

I've had a dream about buying some land in the USA and building a solar farm but idk how viable that is, might consider doing what >>8727122
mentioned and purchasing a company or trying for a startup.

>>8727087
You should have listened to your parents and done a STEM major, it's too late for you now.

Don't find a job. Job finds you. Just stand outside with a sign until you do!