I work as a certified nursing assistant at a nursing home (basically

>>130498836
>What are jobs/careers that reward hard work?

I'd advise you to learn coding if you weren't struggling with math in school. Otherwise pick up a trade, become a carpenter, plumbler, welder, electrician, mechanic, go work on an oil rig. Dealing with your addictions is crucial that goes without saying. Eat right, exercise daily, stop watching tv and playing vidya - you've probably wasted enough time. Also read this books:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifragile
https://www.amazon.com/How-Fail-Almost-Everything-Still-ebook/dp/B00COOFBA4

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construction has alot of money for hard work. If your body can't take it anymore, try to move into the office positions construction companies offer.

While you're at it, start a savings account and put 10% of everything you make into the account. Whatever you do, don't touch it. Enjoy being wealthy when you're old.

>>130498836
You gotta rob a bank. Move states and buy a wife. Then pimp her.

Get a commission-heavy sales job. Don't go work for some scammy setup that's going to disappear in a few months, work with legit, established products. Like cell phone carriers, ISPs, a credit card company, etc. The easiest, but most boring, would be to work in a retail store, signing people up for cell phone plans. I'd recommend working in an outbound sales call center (telemarketing) or in B2B (door to door).

In this type of job, you get paid as much as you want. Slack off and don't sell, you'll make the minimum wage hourly. Work hard and you will triple your pay. You'll learn people skills you never knew you could have. You'll make money just by talking to people. You won't have to lower yourself to manual labour or anything tedious. You just have to talk to people and make them like you every day.

>>130498836
Holy shit op I do mindless factory work for $13 an hour. I'm 24 though, starting a business soon