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I just learned that I won't be getting a job I thought I had in California that would have at least guaranteed me a livable wage. Alas, I'm stuck with my heart set on California, primarily prop 215. I have about 12 grand cash. I'm young. I'm a few credits short of my liberal arts degree, and have no real skills beyond my education, which is not complete.
I'm kind of in a transition in my life. Where I am right now is not working. I'm still very young, and my thinking is that I should just make the move now instead of a hypothetical move when I'm more financially secure at 30. But as we all know, once you're kind of stuck in a career, it is sometimes harder to move once your balls deep, even if you have a superior monetary situation.
The above is my half assed justification for wanting to go now. As I said, I have 12 grand in cash. A car with a lot of miles on it, but in good shape. And no real skills. I'll probably be looking to land a wal mart job for a year or two while I finish my degree. In your opinion, is this a dumb move? Am I setting myself up for failure?
Thanks a bunch. I really would appreciate any advice or insight you more seasons tokers may have. Be well.
I'm kind of in a transition in my life. Where I am right now is not working. I'm still very young, and my thinking is that I should just make the move now instead of a hypothetical move when I'm more financially secure at 30. But as we all know, once you're kind of stuck in a career, it is sometimes harder to move once your balls deep, even if you have a superior monetary situation.
The above is my half assed justification for wanting to go now. As I said, I have 12 grand in cash. A car with a lot of miles on it, but in good shape. And no real skills. I'll probably be looking to land a wal mart job for a year or two while I finish my degree. In your opinion, is this a dumb move? Am I setting myself up for failure?
Thanks a bunch. I really would appreciate any advice or insight you more seasons tokers may have. Be well.