Post: #1

I just graduated from college a couple years ago, and I'm still trying to figure out what to do with my life. One thing I am certain of is I want to make a decent amount of money (>$45,000/yr) but I also need to have ample time throughout the year so I can travel as much as possible.

What are your suggestions for a career/business/etc that best allows this?

Post: #2

What I would do is go on a torrent site or buzzfeed type site because usually at the bottom they have advertising about how to make a couple thousand a week for a few hours work while staying at home being a single mom. Combine that with the Chinese/Russian 10's that are waiting for you in the other ads.

Post: #3

If you don't have any business ideas yet, your main concerns should be versatility and marketability. There's also a number of careers (most obviously working for a consulting firm) where the work is travel intensive by definition because it requires you to work at client sites.

Post: #4

What did you study at college?

How come even after being a college graduate for "a couple of years", you dont mention any work experience or business iniciatives?

Post: #5

What is your degree?

What is your skill set?

What are your interests?

Post: #6

I'm in kind of the same situation, I finished the high school last year and then I went to Ireland to study english and after 8 months I'm back home in Brazil.

Post: #7

(12-20-2015 04:54 AM)lucas1822 Wrote:  I'm in kind of the same situation, I finished the high school last year and then I went to Ireland to study english and after 8 months I'm back home in Brazil.

Interesting choice of destination. How was your time there? Did you get laid often in those 8 months?

Post: #8

(12-19-2015 03:11 PM)Ampy Wrote:  What are your suggestions for a career/business/etc that best allows this?

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Post: #9

It's best not to ask open ended questions like this before contributing to the discussion first, like maybe by doing your own research and then being more specific with your questions.