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Show it anywayBut...what? Maybe you should go back to school, and no I'm not assuming; it's just pretty obvious.
You could search for a job in another country. I know here in Denmark you could get in with a Marsters degree. We have high payments as well.
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Show it anywayAll the fast food places I have seen pay above minimum wage. Op is probably in some sort of management position, so say he makes $30,000 a year. $60,000 a year isn't "rich", but it is comfortable.
Come work in Christchurch in New Zealand. We are rebuilding a whole city after the earthquakes and there are plenty of jobs for high wages. People are coming from all over the world! It's gorgeous here as well. Google us OP! :)
Lots of the richest people in the world never attended or dropped out of college. Henry Ford, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Richard Branson, Simon Cowell, Walt Disney, Michael Dell, Frank Lloyd Wright, Milton Hershey, hundreds of others. Just sayin'.
True, but for every one of those successful drop-outs, there are thousands of drop-outs who completely failed at life.
Correct me if I am wrong but most of those high school drop-outs had more opportunities to make it work but right now in this terrible economy I cannot say the same how you can be successful without a degree. Back then, one did not need a college degree for work but now for most places, a college degree is a minimum requirement even for jobs that don't require it.
Never underestimate self employed people, they lead a risky and less social life but when they are lucky and succeed they make a lot more than expected.
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Some people with good business minds just aren't good at school. To assume that someone who wasn't good at or interested in school is going to not be successful is kind of messed up. Some of the brighter people I know didn't bother with higher education. Instead they learned by doing. And at least in the two career fields I worked in, that meant a lot more then having a degree. As someone with a degree, it was kind of frustrating knowing my degree meant crap when going up for a job. They were more interested in my real world experience.
Well, that's a whopper of a problem