The thing is, people can make a liveable wage being a mediocre doctor, lawyer, IT worker, etc. A lot of people are passionate about sports and entertainment, but there isn't enough opportunities to make good money. a lot of us come from low income households and should be focusing on being financially stable instead of chasing dreams that we can't afford.
If you're not passionate about something you wont succeed
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Also, @String Bell , you're forgetting the amount of high performers on drugs, the hardest worker I ever met took a lot of cocaine.
You’re passionate in being a coli militant
Better get a job like nap
Better get a job like nap
I see why you’re such a failure. It’s because you high key retarded.
Be snide about the balls that I gargle and then in your next breath flout the balls that you gargle....
You a goofy bruh.
Not too mention, take out a 200k loan debt to go to a school to get into a field where you have to gargle cac balls to get ahead for the rest of your life.
You got to be one of the dumbest brehs on this site.
I know a partner at Dentons right now, who is a close friend of mine, that if I texted him to give you an interview, he would off the strength of me asking. I know a partner a Mayer Brown, who is Nigerian and also a close friend, that if I asked her to give you an interview, she would off the strength of me asking. I don’t mind helping Coli brehs but you’ve proven that you a goofy and fukk up opportunities that you are given.
Clay Puppington
rabid
You're going out sad String
You can be extremely gifted at something and be successful without being passionate but that's typically reserved for arts and sports. In the case of something like law I believe that's more about discipline as I don't imagine too many lawyers grew up passionate about law. They knew it would make money and buckled down to one day earn 6 figures. But if you despise any field you're dabbling in because you think you'll be paid you won't succeed.
wrong thread
Ya Sinning Mane
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Y’all wilding
UpAndComing
Veteran
What career are you pursuing now OP?
Lotta wisdom there OP, the naysayers haven’t experienced what u on about
I’m in the same boat - thinking whether to make the jump into something I enjoy vs something that is stable and pays aiite
Not an easy decision
I’m in the same boat - thinking whether to make the jump into something I enjoy vs something that is stable and pays aiite
Not an easy decision
Im passionate about making money and having my family secured. Thats how I went from bum status at 25 with no income or degrees; to pulling in 13k a month after taxes, where I'm at now at 32. I dont neccesarily love what I do but it does allow me free time to do a lot of what I like, like animate and spend time with my son.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
And you went to law school to do the same thing.
shyt, you basically made this thread because you won't get the chance to slurp up the real ballas at the top law firms.
You gonna be a slave to 100 hour work weeks for 7 years before they kick you out for someone younger
what do you do?
I (alongside with my staff) provide home and shelter for ID individuals.
Mirin4rmfar
Superstar
I am passionate about making money. My field pays a lot and I love it. I am constantly studying to add more things to my credentials. I don't have entrepeneurship skills, at least I don't right now so the only way I know how to make money is to use my damn brain and study a lot. I am honestly paranoid about failure.