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I have had lots of jobs from sales to management and waited tables once upon a time. I never kept a job more than 3 years as once I mastered it I got bored. I've been back to college 3 times. Every time I left because I was way too used to making money and the decrease in pay vs. time for education was too much for me to handle.
I majored in photography in HS. (I went to college prep boarding schools) and loved it. I was even a professional photog (for a newspaper). I enjoyed that too much to make it a career. It kinda took the love away and made it just work.
All the experience in all the different things I have done in my lifetime led me to my career now. I'm a professional body piercer. Not quite what my parents wanted me to do with my costly education but the work fits me in many ways. I do enjoy what I do. It can get monotonous like any other job but it has its perks as well. I would still love to learn a trade but I have lots of time for that.(I wanted to be a mechanic but my parents didn't like that)
Think about your interests and passions. Create a path that gives you money for enjoying your work and see where that takes you. If all else fails you know you can pick up tables somewhere and move onto the next venture but never give up either. Life is much easier when you are happy and not just complacent.
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