when i got out of high school, i try to take a short cut by getting certifications in the computer network field...but in the long wrong i am went back to college and i'm finishing my BA.sometimes i ask my self if i would of been better off if i went straight to college. I also try to start my own business and it was hard...i found my self doing things out of my field. if you have the money to pay people to help u run the business is ok, but if your going to start if from scratch...its hard, i found my self doing marketing, web develpment, reading about taxes, profit margin......and so on...really think about it. Go to college and from there find your nicth...
Good luck.

 

Not to sound like a recruiter or anything, but have you thought about the military? The Air National Guard has opened many many windows for me. 4 years of 100% free college and a job whenever I wanted it, plus i've visited over 10 countries.

 

there is a few salesman on my dealers that barely speak english...knows nothing about the cars.... just go inside and talk a lot of **** that u know how to do and u want to do...they like people who can lie and talk ****

 

You learned to think to a certain level in high school. If you apply yourself, you could take that level of thinking to entirely new levels. College may also open up the world to you in a way that it is not open to you now. In short, it's not all about a piece of paper. It is about developing skills that will help you in life no matter what you do - even if it is selling cars. If you want to sell nice cars, then you need to be able to relate well to your customers - and they will have college degrees.

I don't know how to tell you the best way to break into the car selling biz, but I know that you will always make more money with a degree.

 

A lot of teh higher end jobs REQUIRE a college degree, so u could be a sales man, but never make it to manager of the dealership who prolly make 6 figures, (especially if high end cars). I know that to be a manager at the Olive Garden u need a degree, and even they make 6 figures. Not even district manager just the manager of the restraunt. Bottom line go to a 4yr college,a nd take that time to decide what to be.

 

uhhh, someone is jerkin ur chain about Olive Garden managers making $100K+. Even in the OC.

 

im sry but they arent. They really do. This guy had no reason to even tell me what he was making, i dint ask his dad offered it up. His dad was at my work (customer) telling me all about how he is teh youngest manager they will ever have and he neds to get his last 10 credits.

 

Whatever. Do managers at Krispy Cream also make $100K or is this only common at the Olive Garden? At least Krispy Creme produces something edible. Those guys deserve more.

 

hahahaha, gotta love krispy creames. For all i know he could be lieing to a complete stranger to feel better about how he raised his son. But this is what i was told, and i found no reason not to believe him.

 

a district manager will make 6 figures but umm how rare and hard will that be to get that job
find ur self and take the path you want

Heres something that inspired me
THERE ARE MANY PATHS TO THE TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN BUT THE VIEW WILL ALWAYS BE THE SAME