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1. NuancedBoulder

   Eylül 15, 2025 - 2:51 am

   Designing Your Life: How to Build a Well-Lived, Joyful Life, by Burnett and Evans.

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2. asselfoley

   Eylül 15, 2025 - 2:51 am

   Hey dude, a lot of people feel the same way at your age. I just kind of *ended up* in something (I mostly liked well enough). It has nothing to do with my major in college or anything I’d done before. I’m not the only one

   None of that is really relevant to what I’m going to say. It’s just background to let you know it’s normal

   Now, on to it:

   My advice is to not worry too much about it. Pursue some different things you like and see where it goes.

   That’s similar to advice I’ve always given but a little more general because things have changed. Specifically, AI is developing rapidly. It really will disrupt practically everything, and it’s probably going to happen more rapidly and be more disruptive than a lot of people can imagine

   I don’t think anyone can give your great advice on a career path because nobody really knows.

   My advice is to do what you’re interested in and go with the flow. Pay attention to what’s going on with AI while you’re at it. I do think listening to AI and tech company experts, among others, on this subject would be beneficial, but I don’t think even they really know how things will play out

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3. ThatGirlBon

   Eylül 15, 2025 - 2:51 am

   Environmental construction? They have entry level roles, and if you worked jobs like stream restoration, soil remediation, or wetland preservation, then you’d be making a good environment for the plants and reptiles to live! Entry level positions for this are called things like field technician and general labor, but you have to look for companies that do environmental construction, otherwise you’d be working for one that constructions new buildings or something. You could also look at jobs with tree/arborist companies that do entry level hiring for a utility field technician. I think starting pay (depending on where you are) is probably like 30k or so, but definitely space to move up and make more overtime. 

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