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The 10 Highest Paying Jobs Without A College Degree - LEARN THESE NOW! - YouTube
Channel: Mark Tilbury
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hi guys it's mark so student debt has
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increased by a whopping 91 percent in
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the past decade leading to americans
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owing a record-breaking
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1.73 trillion dollars therefore today
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we're going to talk about 10 alternative
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high-paid jobs that don't require a
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college degree so that we can finally
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answer the question if going to
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university is all that it's stacked up
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to be especially when you can just
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become a friend of mr beast and be paid
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thousands for it if you're watching
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jimmy give me a call but seriously in my
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opinion these jobs definitely have the
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potential to make you a millionaire if
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you invest your money wisely and
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correctly along the way anything is
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possible to be honest with you i wasn't
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very good at school which caused me to
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leave at 16 with no qualifications but i
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didn't let that stop me from becoming a
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millionaire so if i can do it i'm sure
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that you can maybe you're deciding
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whether you want to go to college or
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maybe you're just interested in
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different job options out there either
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way by watching this video to the end
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you may find a new path you want to walk
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down a small but very important job that
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often goes unnoticed is all those people
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that smash that like button for the
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ltube eugerithm you certainly don't need
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a college degree to do that and even if
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you do have one smash it anyway right
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all done let's jump into it number one a
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skilled tradesperson once you have a
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trade no one can take this away from you
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this includes everything from plumbers
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and electricians to carpenters and even
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elevator mechanics these skills are in
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really high demand and can justify wages
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up to sixty eight thousand dollars a
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year this is also growing each year as
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the number of skilled jobs is far
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outpacing the supply of workers this
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could be due to more people choosing to
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go down the university route and not
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learn in a trade it's even estimated
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that by 2008 there will be three million
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job vacancies in the skilled trades this
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is an amazing opportunity but it's also
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pretty scary thought as well because
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these jobs are a crucial part of our
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society i mean i'm pretty good with my
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hands but i don't ever mess with the
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plumbing or the electrics most trades
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can be learned on the job without the
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need for higher education which is great
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as you can get right into making some
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money at the same time as making
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yourself more valuable when i left
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school this is exactly what i did i got
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an apprenticeship and i learned how to
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become a carpenter i've never regretted
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this decision as i've used this skill
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throughout my life and i knew i had
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something to fall back on if i needed it
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some people look down on trades people
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but get this if you compare a doctor's
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wealth to a plumber's then it reportedly
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takes the doctor until 41 years old to
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catch up this is because of the time the
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doctor spends studying and building up
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student debt number two an air traffic
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controller imagine sitting at this
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really cool desk earning up to a hundred
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and twenty two thousand dollars a year
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are you interested because i'm
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definitely jealous of that view air
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traffic controllers are responsible for
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directing the safe movement of aircraft
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arriving and departing from an airport
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in order to prevent collisions it's a
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bit like the conductor of an orchestra
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of metal birds they're crucial to the
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running of an airport to keep hundreds
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of passengers safe although you can make
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good money as an air traffic controller
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it can be very stressful especially when
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you have to deal with people like me i
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actually got in trouble with air traffic
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control once when i was flying a small
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airplane from a place called biggin hill
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to shawroom airport unfortunately i left
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a little bit late and i called up
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shoreham and it turns out they'd already
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closed the airport on top of that it was
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getting dark and it was illegal for me
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to fly at night being the maverick that
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i was i decided to land anyway because i
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had no other options and this caused the
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air traffic controller a great deal of
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stress he even called me up to the tower
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to reprimand me and inform me he had to
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fill out loads of forms for an out of
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hours landing and that i would hear from
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the authorities i guess he was a nice
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guy because i never heard any more about
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it but i was sure never to be late again
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so if you think you could handle
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situations like that then the good news
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is air traffic controlling is projected
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to grow three percent through 2026 so
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there are plenty of new opportunities
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popping up but as you've probably
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guessed they're not going to let you
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control hundreds of planes without any
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training luckily you rarely require any
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sort of university degree in fact most
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air traffic controllers can do
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on-the-job training after completing
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high school number three becoming an
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influencer did you know that more kids
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now dream of becoming a professional
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youtuber rather than becoming an
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astronaut according to a recent study i
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hardly find it surprising as they see
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their favorite influence as having the
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time of their lives while making
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millions per year it's easy to dismiss
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this one as a dream or not a real job
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and that's what a lot of people my age
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do but i think this is a really
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interesting industry the amount
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companies spend on influencers in the us
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alone is going to surpass 3 billion
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which is a growth of more than 30
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percent from last year this means that
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with more money being pumped into the
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industry there'll be a lot of space for
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new influencers i mean if a boomer like
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me could start tick-tock as a bit of fun
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during the pandemic and rack up nearly 7
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million followers then doesn't that just
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prove it i've now even started two more
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youtube channels which are my new second
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channel where i post quick finance and
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business tips as well as my podcast
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channel with my son where we discuss all
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things business and investing from an
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old and young perspective at the end of
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the day influencers offer something that
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tv just can't compete with real
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authentic content which therefore means
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you don't need expensive equipment or a
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university degree to get stuck in number
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four is a radiographer how does flooding
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people with radiation and earning up to
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69 000 a year sound to you you just have
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to be careful not to turn anyone into
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the hulk radiographers also known as
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radiologic technologists perform x-rays
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ct scans mris and other forms of medical
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imaging to help diagnose illnesses and
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conditions this is commonly confused
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with radiology however radiographers do
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not interpret the results or make a
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diagnosis blimey that was a mouthful if
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you've ever had a passion for helping
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people and want to go into something
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medical related then a radiographer is
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one of the highest paying jobs that
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doesn't require a degree actually my
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sister trained as one in the uk and that
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skill allowed her to emigrate to
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australia where that job is in high
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demand and she is earning a massive
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salary good day karen if you're watching
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this throw another shrimp on the barbie
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the demand for radio aquifers is set to
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remain strong due to a very large aging
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population in need of imaging to
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diagnose and treat medical conditions
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what are you looking at i'm only 25 well
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i feel 25. it's easy enough to get
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started after completing a two-year
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job-focused course while i admit this
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does take a little bit of training it
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isn't nearly as time-consuming as a
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college degree and it's a lot less
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expensive too number five an executive
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assistant it can be extremely fun being
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the right-hand person of a business
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leader you're both striving towards a
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shared mission and you can earn up to a
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very respectable 68 000 a year working
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your way up to being an executive
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assistant can be very rewarding as it
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means doing different jobs almost every
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single day my assistant does everything
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from organizing my schedule to helping
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me with strategic planning by working at
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this level in a company you're also
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surrounded by lots of people who are
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wealthier than you this automatically
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means you'll start leveling up and find
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ways to earn even more i have often seen
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assistants go on to become ceos of their
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own businesses as they learn so much
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under the wing of a successful person so
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it's not all about the money you're
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earning it's also about the knowledge
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and the connections my assistant
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responded to a post i made on instagram
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and performed really well in his
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interview he doesn't have a university
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degree but that really doesn't matter to
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me he came across as driven dedicated
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and very business savvy i have nothing
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against university but sometimes i feel
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like it can knock the spark out of
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people if you're never told what you
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can't do then you seem to have less
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limits on your potential so based on my
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own experience of hiring an assistant i
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would say the best thing you can do is
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follow the leaders of businesses that
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you're interested in working for on
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social media whenever one of them posts
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about a job opening you can be one of
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the first to throw your hat in the ring
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and that's exactly what kai did and it
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worked out very well even if he can't
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make a decent cup of coffee number six a
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construction site manager the demand for
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construction managers will reportedly
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grow eight percent by 2029 which is much
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faster than the four percent projected
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growth in all other occupations you can
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expect to earn an annual wage of between
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fifty thousand dollars and a hundred and
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twenty six thousand dollars a site
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manager within the construction industry
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is responsible for overseeing operations
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of the whole site on a day-to-day basis
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and making sure a project comes in on
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time and on budget and as many of you
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know i'm building out my north wing at
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the moment and phil's my project manager
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what are you doing
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i certainly am he only bothers me about
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30 times a day to be a site manager you
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need to be good at problem solving have
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strong communication skills and have an
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extensive knowledge of the construction
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process if you don't have a degree then
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you can eventually move into a site
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manager role after gaining experience
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working in the construction industry
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over a number of years number seven an
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artist like videographers editors and
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writers back when i was younger artists
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always used to be broke but now with the
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explosion of the internet i am
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desperately looking for people that can
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tell stories about my products to
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increase the sales the new generation is
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highly visual and we need artists to
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connect and sell products to them which
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makes their skills extremely valuable
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the earning potential with this is truly
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unlimited it's just all depends on your
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ability to drive clicks and sales my son
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curtis started specializing in
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videography editing and content writing
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four years later he's earning more than
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two hundred thousand dollars a year and
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doing the job he loves the beauty of
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this career is that a university degree
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is nothing compared with real world
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results and experience when i spend
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money on my business i want to be sure
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that i'm going to get a good return and
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if i have to pick between someone with a
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degree and someone with experience and
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some results then i would always pick
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the latter you will of course need to
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invest a lot of time into learning these
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skills but luckily they can all be
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self-taught using books and the internet
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so i'm here with curtis so what's one
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tip you can help the viewers that's
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helped you in your career um i'll
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definitely say free to feed so i started
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off doing a ton of free videos and then
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i started to charge for them gradually
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and it got me in the door got me um
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building connections and then i could
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expand my business from there so free to
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feed is the way number eight an
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insurance claims adjuster these people
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own tiny devices that allow them to
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access people's memories and check if
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they're lying or not about their
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insurance claims oh hang on i think i'm
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getting that confused with a black
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mirror episode to be honest though i
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wouldn't be surprised if they started
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doing this in the future in all
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seriousness the top ten percent of
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insurance claim investigators earn over
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a hundred thousand dollars a year and
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the lowest ten percent of adjusters earn
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just over forty thousand dollars a year
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they're a bit like sherlock holmes as
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they have to gather up loads of
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information and details to work out what
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happened in the incident and find a fair
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settlement price their job performance
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is evaluated based on how many claims
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they can successfully handle without
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involving supervisors or corporate
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lawyers so it's highly suited for
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competitive people all that's required
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for this job is a high school diploma
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this is because of the nature of the job
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analytical and critical thinking skills
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are essential qualities for these
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individuals number nine is a
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professional gaming athlete being paid
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good money to play computer games
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competitively sounds like a dream come
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true the average professional gamer
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earns 60 000 per year and if you're
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really good you can actually earn
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millions this is really crazy to me
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because when i was younger i used to
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have to go down the arcade when i wanted
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to play games but it does make sense as
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whenever there is a lot of attention on
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something then people are going to
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naturally want to see the best of the
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best go head to head gamers make their
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money in a few different ways such as
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tournament prizes salaries from being in
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a team bonuses for doing well sponsors
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and of course live streaming being a
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professional gamer is not an easy career
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to take on it requires thousands of
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hours of gaming experience just like any
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elite level sport so although the top
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professional players own millions each
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year the harsh truth is only a few
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people enjoy that kind of salary i'm not
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saying this to discourage you in any way
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because if you put your mind to it and
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train every day then i'm sure it's
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achievable number 10 is a high-ticket
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commission salesperson imagine selling a
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product for more than 200 000 and
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getting a sweet six percent commission
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that's a twelve thousand dollar payday
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high ticket items are high priced
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products or services these items can
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include expensive products like cars
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jewelries houses even services like
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coaching webinars and training many
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high-ticket sales people choose to work
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on a commission basis selling other
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people's products or services to a list
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of potential clients who have already
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shown interest this means that once you
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learn how to sell essentially your
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income is unlimited one of the main
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reasons i was able to become as
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successful as i am is that i learned how
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to sell from a very young age it's such
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an important skill and if you learn it
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then you'll never really struggle for
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money it's also worth mentioning
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accountancy financial advising and
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computer programming are also great
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career paths that do not require college
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degrees and you can earn some sweet bank
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so choosing if you should go to college
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is a big decision and it's highly
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dependent on what you decide to study if
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the job that you wish to pursue requires
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a degree then i would agree that college
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is definitely worth it as you have a
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clear return on investment but if you
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choose to study a course with no real
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aim then this might be a very expensive
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mistake with more people than ever
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before going to university it's becoming
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a huge business and degrees are holding
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less and less value i like to call it
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degree inflation by investing wisely
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along the way all the jobs mentioned in
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this video have the potential to make
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you a millionaire without stepping foot
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in any university so if you like me and
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school really wasn't for you then it's
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not the end of the world there are
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plenty of options out there it's all
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about doing what you want to do and not
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letting society's expectations shape
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your future so i'm going to leave the
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next video right up there but don't
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click on it just yet make sure to
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subscribe if you want to grow your
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wealth and don't forget to pick up the
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