All useless interests?
What do I do if I have useless interests that are not profitable careers?
Let's take my main interest, architecture, long studies, and then poor pay.
Second interest: science, long studies, poorly paid afterwards.
Third interest: politics, almost impossible to get elected without connections and wealth.
Fourth interest: Philosophy, not profession.
Fifth interest: society/sociology. This isn't a directly profitable career either.
Yes, I don't have many other interests at the moment.
These are all interests where you can't earn good money and require a long university course.
That's a huge dilemma, isn't it? Do I just have to accept that I'll remain poor, or what?
Why don't I have any really lucrative interests that could make me rich?
What should I do now?
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Do you think that your problem might be that you only want the sugar side? Either you don't find yourself getting rich with it or you just have to do something you don't care, but throws ashes. And in general, you just keep coming into life when you bite your teeth together sometime and do what you need to do, whether you want or not. Discipline, you know.
Okay, what's a really lucrative career path?
Goggle times best paid professions… For example, tax consultants are there at the top. The stuff to the doctor doesn't belong to everyone, but they deserve better.
Yeah, right, I have to take therapy seriously.
It's a thing that's not really to learn, rather you have to "kill" something else at the push of a button… that's the thoughts of the unlust. There's a modern Zen saying. "Whoever has a mountain wash flushes one plate after another."
Let's say, don't think about the mountain, just about the next plate…
Yeah, I have to learn discipline. But am I not too old at 25?
Tax consultant is, for example, a training profession. Even air traffic controllers earn a lot of money… they don't have to study either. And what's so bad about studying… who has a bit of grips and discipline also grabs a degree, is hardly more than school.
but one thing is certain without studying, you will never earn well, right?
Then study something from the field of law and economics. Business administration is the science of making money.
In politics you can also score points with this knowledge, capable financial politicians are looking for in the face of growing debt mountains. And you ultimately serve society.
Yeah, you have to get away with it. Just don't do anything and keep asking the same questions.
I can't imagine you're really interested in the answers, otherwise you wouldn't have asked the same questions several times.
Focus on what interests you more. And 100% focus on it.
But then I'll always be poor.