>be me >come from wealthy family top 1% income in US >graduate with generic business degree from a top 50 school >do some entry level jobs in finance and marketing here and there >end up unemployed for several years because I don't need the money >also because I developed schizophrenia and was pretty much an erratic nutcase for a long while >now calming down >family is chill with me being unemployed >still want to be a productive member of society and do something with my time
How do you get back in the workforce after this? I literally have years of blank space on my resume. What jobs can I enter even with this kind of handicap? My social skills are also shot and a bit off. I'll probably wouldn't have smooth random interviews. The only thing I'm not lacking on is money. I can go back to uni and finish another degree or get a Master's with no issue or even move to a different city overnight. Are there any courses that will guarantee me a futureproof job at this point? Though I doubt any education nowadays is worth much.
tl;dr how do you become productive after being an unemployed wealthy NEET for years.
>serious replies wanted on biz Kys fucking brain dead loser
Landon Reyes
you have savings?
Tyler Morales
"I was fortunate enough to be able to spend a few years traveling the world in order to better myself as a person."
Alexander Cox
Start volunteering and meeting people
Jose Robinson
>immediate propmotion to management
Thomas Jones
user, I will give you some of the best things for you. Can you get some money from your family? >buy rental property, get a property management company to run it for you 100% and send you the profit each month >buy stocks with dividends (im a cryptofag and would never buy stocks, but its an option) >become an artist do one of those
Joseph Lopez
This checked
Austin Reed
Impossible. I got rich enough to not have to work with some finance jobs, and despite my intentions to try to continue developing my career my autism-nature asserted itself and I couldn't see the point of it anymore. 6 years of NEETing now, social skills are shot too, and I developed bipolar disorder. So pretty similar in a lot of ways. The reality I discovered is that I will never work for anyone again, ever. You can't make yourself do something that's BOTH difficult and pointless, it has to be one or the other. I'm working on some ideas for some online businesses (top secret), but the idea that I'd go through the interview process again, much less be able to pass an interview for a job that would actually be worthwhile, is completely laughable.
