I work Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (night shifts) as a correctional officer, and now that I have a decent paying job that I can do on the weekend I'm trying to figure out what to do with the rest of my life.
I'm thinking of becoming a perpetual student. Going to school monday to thursday during the day and then staying up friday through sunday for work, but I don't know what to start with. I was thinking of learning a language for a year and then taking a few months off to go live in that country to learn how to speak it as fluently as possible. Rinse and repeat.
I also want to learn how to work with my hands and gain skills that will stay with me for life, and that will also rake in a lot of dough.
Yes, but for what? I'm asking what I can study/learn with my free time monday-thursday, specifically something that I can use to make money on the side.
Instead of asking what you can do for yourself (selfish attitude) ask what you can do to help the jews achieve world domination. It’s the least you can do, bigot
Nathaniel Smith
I went to a prison visit for a school excursion when I was 15. One of the other kids asked a prisoner who spoke to us whether there was gay stuff in the prison. He said no, morning that prison. To this day I have always thought he was lying. Was he lying user?
Carson Reyes
Math is the fundamental language of the universe. Maybe start there. Enough statistics, calculus, linear algebra and economics should make it easy to figure out how to make money.
Gavin Fisher
First of all then work on your communication skills and how to be very clear on what you mean. I'm not trying to be a dick by saying that but your OP really didn't ask anything or make any specific appeals like the one you've now mentioned.
If you're interested in languages then choose one that has a high number of speakers. But probably not Spanish as there are already a shit load of bilingual people who know Spanish and English. Think Chinese or Arabic if you want to be employable based on a language skill.
Try learning to code and see if you enjoy it. It's a skill you can use with only a laptop from anywhere in the world and can be very lucrative.
Another good idea if you are free to study during the week is to learn a trade. Carpentry, Plumbing, Stonemasonry. . .
Do what you are interested in because 50+ years of work is a long time.
>I also want to learn how to work with my hands and gain skills that will stay with me for life, and that will also rake in a lot of dough.
You owe it to yourself to become a plumber, user.
Connor Jones
dude, idk what you like. just don go to stupid arts shit and other stupid social studies. Try to learn something in the process.
William Barnes
Buy RLC.
Eli Bennett
Give me an email & I can send you a pdf for an insanely expensive, comprehensive finance textbook from from University of London.
Asher Nelson
I guess you can learn some conversational Arabic to become more indespensible at the prison. There's only going to be more Muslims in the Canadian prison system as time goes on. Other than that, I think you should start with whatever your /sig/ blind spots are. Group a skill that impresses normies with one that works for habbenings and one that impresses thots. Public speaking, rifle shooting, actual cooking; for instance.
Studying monday to Thursday then night shifts friday to Sunday?
You'll kill yourself a month in.
Jaxson Cook
yeah man sergey that shit up just dont get stuck at a shitty school, better than drowning on the tv like most and pretending your smart from coping shit cult
Austin Baker
sucking off chinks and begging for table scraps, snownigger
enjoy your fate, since you didn't dare to complain while you still had a chance
Xavier Russell
damn who is she? i would fuck her so hard
Evan Wood
you can see mussels in her caff. gross
John Brown
Study whatever you like for the passion of it. IT, math, biology or try entrepreneurship or whatever the fuck you are interested in. If you study for the sake of getting degrees and papers you will end up a faggot like creg right. On the other hand if you perfect yourself in the area you are good and dedicated you are on the way of bezos, thiel or money skeleton.
Honestly, old people in class start getting cringey after 30. You're 24. You should understand how to do self directed study by now. I had to go back to school at 28 for a masters to get a professional license. It felt like a prison sentence. I'd focus on a business before book learning.
Bentley Reyes
Serious question, what’s the appeal of studying a whole new language? Unless you it depends on your day to day and survival, what’s the point? So you can hear the same crap people say but in a different sound?
