I haven’t set any goals for life; I don’t know where to go
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This post was last edited by 13780764313 on 2017-3-12 15:13. Keep it up! ! !
This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2015-12-27 at 17:39. It’s not as exaggerated as the original poster thinks; I’ve only been working for a little over 6 years – how can that be considered half of one’s life? There is still a long time ahead for hard work. Everyone wants to have a good job. The original poster is already in a good position – at least they’ve taken the time to obtain two certificates; they should strive to get a higher degree or become a lawyer as soon as possible. I know someone in a similar situation to yours; they got their lawyer’s license in their 40s and are doing very well now. Keep it up, original poster! ! !
This is a typical proof-obsessed person; there’s no need to do that. There are specialized areas of expertise; it’s sufficient to do one or two things well.
There’s nothing to do – the salary for safety assessment work is so low; it’s used for expenses related to obtaining certification, and sometimes it’s for work needs or as a personal hobby
It has to do with the place of work; if you go to areas with high living costs, you’ll earn more. If you save a bit, the money will accumulate
I can’t leave my parents, wife, and children behind. . . . . .
The path ahead is unclear; only by obtaining certificates can one feel a little more at ease. You have obtained many certificates, which gives you more sense of security than I do