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what's going on you guys I hope you're
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having a fantastic day so I'm officially
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moved into my new apartment here but I
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was going to be doing my apartment tour
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but I'm still waiting on my couch to get
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here I decided to do a different video
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today we're gonna be talking about the
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best jobs you can get with little to no
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schooling and first of all because it is
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a Monday I want to announce the winner
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of the weekly membership to stock radar
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that is my stock analysis membership
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McDowell and if you guys want to enter
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that to remember every single Monday I
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give away a lifetime membership to stock
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radar and all the details on how to
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enter are in the description below but
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the idea for this video came from
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something very simple and that was the
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video I did recently talking about why I
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quit my $70,000 job after learning about
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passive income and I was very surprised
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that a lot of people were commenting and
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asking me how did I make seventy
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thousand dollars a year at 22 years old
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and to me this seems like a no-brainer
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because I knew how to do this and it
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really wasn't that hard but I think a
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lot of people don't realize how much
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money you can actually make depending on
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what field you get into now I will say
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this if you watch that video you know
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that I quit that job because I hated it
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and I hated my life and so I don't do
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that anymore so don't think that you can
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just make a lot of money and it's gonna
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make you happy that's a complete fallacy
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and don't fall into that trap of chasing
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the money rather than chasing your
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passion but that being said if you have
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no clue what you want to do and you just
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want to make some money to save up some
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money to start a business or you're just
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looking to have a good salary or a good
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wage these are the five areas I would
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recommend going into so my number one
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recommendation to you is to get involved
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with a trade now this could be something
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like being an electrician this could be
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carpentry this could be using your hands
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and doing plumbing this could be being a
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pipe fitter no matter what it is though
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these trade jobs pay very well
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especially if you are in a union and the
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other beauty with this is that you can
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start off as an apprentice and have
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absolutely zero dollars of educational
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costs so typically these apprentices are
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five years I know I was looking at the
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IBEW or International Brotherhood of
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Electrical Workers I decided to get a
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two year degree in electrical
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construction but before I did that
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I was considering entering the
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electrical you
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and if you do that you start off at
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about $14 an hour and you don't have any
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college at all that you're paying for
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you just go to work and you oftentimes
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are taking classes at night but they're
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basically paying you to learn this trade
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and five years down the road you could
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have a wage of 40 dollars an hour or
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more so I know the IBEW the electrical
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union I was looking at topped out at
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about $40 per hour and that's a salary
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of just over 83,000 dollars per year
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with absolutely zero College now we'll
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take you about five years to get there
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but the beauty of it is you're making
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money in each of those years as an
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apprentice and again like I said you
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start off in about $14 per hour
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and once you're making that $80,000 a
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year you have absolutely zero dollars in
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student loans and you can also transfer
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to different unions if you're in an
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actual electrical union who work
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anywhere in the country if you wanted to
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now the second route is actually what I
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did and this is my educational
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background so when I was in high school
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I had no idea what I wanted to do with
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my life I knew I enjoyed teaching people
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but I had a bunch of people tell me that
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you can't be a teacher you're not going
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to make any money and unfortunately I
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believed these people and I made the
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decision to go off and get a degree in
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electrical construction and this was
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solely based on the fact that I took an
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electronics class in high school and I
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thought it was kind of interesting so
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anyways I went to Community College I
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got a degree in electrical construction
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and maintenance and that degree cost me
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about $12,000 now I did have my
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grandfather helped me out with that so I
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didn't have to pay for that college but
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I had about a fifteen thousand dollar
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limit as far as my college went anything
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beyond that will be coming out of my
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pocket
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so I spent about $12,000 on that degree
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it took me two years to get that
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associate's degree and then a week
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before I graduated I actually got a job
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working for the local power utility now
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I started off in the collections
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department and so what I would do is I
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would go door-to-door I would knock on
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peoples door and I would shut off their
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power if they wouldn't pay their bill
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and it was a terrible job it was one of
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the worst summers of my entire life but
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anyways it led to me getting a full-time
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position with that company but my
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starting out wage there my hourly rate
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as a collector was twenty-seven dollars
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and 20 cents per hour and that ends up
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being a salary of about 56,000 dollars
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per year and do keep in mind that
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working for a utility you do get a
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the amount of overtime so I was a
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collector for about eight months and
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then in the fall that is when I got my
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permanent job there as a planner so what
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I would do is I would do the preliminary
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design work for the overhead power line
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construction a great job if you're into
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math and engineering but it just wasn't
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for me but that job paid me 3162 an hour
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and that job topped out at $50 an hour
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and it took you five years to get there
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so I was making about sixty-five
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thousand dollars per year at that job
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starting out and within five years it
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was a guaranteed payable over 100
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thousand dollars if I stuck with that
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progression but as I'm sure you guys
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know that's not how that story panned
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out I decided to start a YouTube channel
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and go full-time with that but
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nonetheless utility workers make a lot
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of money especially if you're in a union
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so the second route I would recommend
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going is looking at some kind of utility
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construction work number three on the
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list here is one you probably have never
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thought of before but it's air traffic
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control these are very high stress jobs
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but they pay a lot of money most people
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working in air traffic control make over
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a hundred twenty thousand dollars per
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year and as far as the educational or
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schooling goes for this there are
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actually specific schools out there for
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air traffic control so it's not like
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you're going out there and getting a
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formal degree of some kind you go to a
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specific training school where you learn
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air traffic control and they have ones
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all over the country now is this a line
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of work I would want to do absolutely
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not I mean you are looking at the planes
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in the air the planes that are landing
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making sure that there are no possible
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threats to our safety so it's a very
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high-stress job but this is a very high
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paying job that requires very little
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schooling and not a lot of upfront
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investment as far as education goes so
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number four on my list here is radiation
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therapy or being a radiation therapist
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essentially helping people cancer
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patients or other patients with
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radiation treatments now this is a job
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that you typically see people with a
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bachelor's degree doing very well with
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but you can actually get into this field
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with an associate's degree and expect to
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make somewhere around eighty thousand
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dollars per year as a radiation
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therapist and there are all kinds of
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different schools in the country here
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that teach you radiation therapy and
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specific programs for that I know the
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college I went to the Community College
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had
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program for both dental hygienists and
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radiation technology and radiation
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technicians and those were very
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affordable programs at a community
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college so we're talking about
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potentially investing $15,000 maybe
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20,000 at most in your education and
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being able to come out making $80,000 a
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year
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that's not a bad investment right there
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and then fifth and finally we have to
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include being a registered nurse this is
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a fantastic field to be getting into
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anything related to health care just
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because of the aging population more
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people are living longer and so we need
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more people working in healthcare and
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registered nurses typically make about
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$68,000 there's all kinds of associate's
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degree programs all over the country
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where you can get into an RN program and
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you can also build upon that and excel
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and make more money in that field and
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nurses also get a ton of overtime and so
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that's also a great field to get into
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whether or not you're a man or a woman I
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know traditionally it was a lot of women
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in the nursing field but now it's pretty
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much gender neutral and there wouldn't
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be any issues with being a man in that
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field making that kind of money so just
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to wrap that up those would be my basic
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recommendations here is look into the
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trades look into health care those are
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two very hot areas to get into that are
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going to have steady demand as far as
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your work and you also have potential to
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work overtime and work more hours in
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those jobs but again the number one
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thing I have to stress here is don't do
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something unless you think you're going
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to enjoy it don't just do it for the
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money now what I did is I worked my job
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and I knew I didn't like it and so as a
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result I lived as frugally as possible I
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save as much money as possible that way
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I could do something different down the
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road and so I saved up over twenty
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thousand dollars working at that job for
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two years and then I made the decision
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to take that leap of faith and pursue
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entrepreneurship and I'm very happy that
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I did that but I would just say make
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sure that before you make a major
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decision and get educational schooling
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and spend money on some kind of degree
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make sure you're going to at least enjoy
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that line of work or have a plan down
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the road but if you have no clue what
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you want to do and you don't want to be
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burdened with a ton of student debt in
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student loans this is what I would
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recommend doing anyways guys that's
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gonna wrap up this video thank you so
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much for watching keep in mind if you do
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I thank you guys for watching and I hope
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you have a great rest of your day if you
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