Best Job 2019? High Paying? guessings It would be Pc Related :P? Want to buy a tesla one day :P ? Just Left Education so point me in lifes right direc

[JammyCreedog]

I started learning all I could about pc hardware a few years ago. I;m at the point now where I can help others on the forum with build planning and troubleshooting.  I also dabble in home consumer electronics like tv's and stereos and smart appliances etc...

I'm not terribly social, but I do enjoy helping people spend their money wisely. I think i'm going to start by trying to get a position at bestbuy or geeksquad or something because I think the majority of consumers are not as knowledgeable as I am and I can point them in the right direction.  On the side, as a hobby and to make a little extra dough, I'm thinking of doing custom pc builds and hardware upgrades for other people.

I used to be a chef and it's fun and all, but the hours suck and the conditions are not great and there's a high stress level. I'm just barely  into my 30's now and i'm wanting to use my brain more than my body to make money.

I don't know if my plans helped you decide what to do in the technology space at all, but  here you go, take what you want and leave the rest.

[wasab]

Get a degree in accounting and then move to New York City Wall Street

 

London is good too since u r Brits.

[Ja Krispie]

First of all you need to find something you enjoy. You can make alot of money in a variety of careers. You should start with your interests. Working in a field you hate will make you miserable.

[Tog Driver]

To actually try and answer the question, I would recommend going into what you like doing, even if it doesn't pay the best, the way I see it is you are probably going to be working more time then you are spending the money, so if you enjoy your work that would be better then getting paid a bit more but despising what you do.

 

Be miserable 10 hours a day and have 3 hours to enjoy the money, or be somewhat happy 10 hours a day and then have 3 hours to spend a bit less money.

 

but I might be wrong, who knows. . .