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Trying 3 different careers and it not panning out isn’t unheard of. However, what were the Top i don’t need anger management just need people pissing me off yoda shirt so you should to go to store and get this circumstances that led to being unsuccessful? Not to be accusatory, merely asking for self reflection- was your work ethic good? Did you apply yourself? Did you try to make friends at work? Did you actually give yourself time to be good at the job before moving on? Starting a new career isn’t as simple as just walking into the role and doing the job the first day. Often, it takes a while to familiarize yourself with operating procedures/tasks/names/places and that is very stressful. Millennial here too. Depending if you’re a guy or not, maybe consider construction, plumbing or something in the trades. I personally considered being an electrician. There seems to be a demand and lack of supply of people that want to go into those fields so wages are higher and sometimes it just feels very fulfilling to create/build something. It was just a YouTube video I saw, but some of them made 100k+ depending on the city. It is hard work and sometimes outdoors, so it may also counter the feeling of the classic millennial you have.

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