I know just about as much about what I want to do with my life as I did when I was 18. How did I let it get this far without any real direction. I wanted to be a professional musician (aka rock star) as a teenager. Well, that plan sure failed. So, I went with what appeared to be the next money maker, computers. Got my AAS degree in Electronics Technology. That’s great but could only lead to a life in manufacturing. I found myself right back in school and finally got my BS in Computer Information Systems. That led me here to GA.<\/p>\n
This is exactly what I had in mind, either. So what do I want to do?<\/p>\n
1.) Own my own business. <\/strong> A bar\/nightclub\/restaurant. This is a pretty competitive business and I have no business sense. This is bound to fail. Not to mention, you need lots of capital to start up a business, which I don’t have.<\/p>\n 2.) Systems Admin.<\/strong> That is the most likely scenario for me. I have a few Microsoft certification tests I need to take and get some certifications that I can put on my resume. MCP is far too common to be impressive.<\/p>\n 3.) Forensics.<\/strong> If only shows like “The Forensic Files” had been on TV when I was in college, I might have changed my major. It would take too many hours in college now for me to go back and get another degree.<\/p>\n 4.) Retail store manager. <\/strong>Depends on which one, money can be made but it is a huge operation to keep going and when things fail, you are the one to blame.<\/p>\n 5.) Bum.<\/strong> This would be easy to obtain but hard to live.<\/p>\n Hard to belive that after all these years of thinking I knew what I wanted, I am still thinking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I know just about as much about what I want to do with my life as I did when I was 18. How did I let it get this far without any real direction. I wanted to be a professional … Continue reading