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Center · 05-25-2009, 01:14 PM

Go to a community college for an associates degree. If after attaining that degree you still don't know what career PATH (doesn't have to be set in stone) then drop out until you do.
You know, love is a great thing and to be experienced by all, but damnit dude your 18 and moving away to a new state with just your girlfriend...well... thats going to put so much strain on the relationship that it could end badly. Just don't be delusional about it man. Their is no such thing as 'the one'.
Write down what you TRULY like doing , doesn't have to be a job title, and the things you dislike. Then write down what your good at and poor at. Then find out were the things you like and are good at start to match up. THEN think of something in your life that you would do for free if their was no stigma attached to it; be realistic though. Then set out a 2-3 year goal plan with goals every 3 months. Good luck.

05-25-2009, 01:14 PM	#13 (permalink)
Center YaHookan Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: on my way home Posts: 743 Thanks: 13 Thanked 103 Times in 72 Posts	Go to a community college for an associates degree. If after attaining that degree you still don't know what career PATH (doesn't have to be set in stone) then drop out until you do. You know, love is a great thing and to be experienced by all, but damnit dude your 18 and moving away to a new state with just your girlfriend...well... thats going to put so much strain on the relationship that it could end badly. Just don't be delusional about it man. Their is no such thing as 'the one'. Write down what you TRULY like doing , doesn't have to be a job title, and the things you dislike. Then write down what your good at and poor at. Then find out were the things you like and are good at start to match up. THEN think of something in your life that you would do for free if their was no stigma attached to it; be realistic though. Then set out a 2-3 year goal plan with goals every 3 months. Good luck.