Sandhu

I'm passionate about troubleshooting computer hardware and software issues, digital piracy, the dark web scene, and digital satellite TV systems (I've delved deep into this). Additionally, I have a keen interest in Tennis, Cricket, and learning English. These are activities I enjoy even when I'm unwell. Based on these interests, I want to ask about which career or profession would be a good fit for me. I dislike formal education but thrive on hands-on practice, which is why I won't pursue a degree, despite being a high-achieving student.

People here can only give you some useful advice only. Be strong, Believe in yourself. No one here or elsewhere can take responsibility for your life.

You're a Malaysian Girl. Right?

Time is your greatest asset and it's on your side. Don't rush through life. I don't understand why there are these expectations to fix up your life reaching at certain age. This is the biggest stresser for most young people. You can start small and build up slowly.

If you're looking to relieve your stressing feelings. I recommend you to go to this Subreddit . There, desperate people like us vent all the time.

I feel their advice have weight. Challenging yourself will make the learning process faster. I'd have implemented the advice.

@Understander To put it simply, I'm a young man without work experience, and I've outlined my interests above. I'm seeking guidance on the specific career path to pursue. For instance, I have a strong passion for learning about digital piracy, but I'm not interested in becoming a white hat hacker as suggested by Leo. I'm trying to understand what fundamentally ignites such a strong passion for unethical activities like piracy, while I don't feel the same level of enthusiasm for ethical hacking. It's not just that adventure factor.

I enjoy so much to be around people and it's very easy for me to make friends but I don't wanna socialise with everyone. I've realised it makes me dumb, group thinker and cause degradation of my values. And most importantly it needs conformity for smoothness at the expense of authenticity.

@universe It's truly fascinating to see how diverse things can be around the world, whether it's in terms of work or any other aspect of life. Your advice is of no use.

I'm in the same boat. I'm in limbo phase to start doing any sort of job.

I've somewhat social anxiety. I wanna try this. It's very simple actually

@hyruga Re-reading and reviewing your notes are gonna give 10x more value out of a book.

First figure out what sort of value you want that align with your goals and then look for resources to get it. You're reversing the process.

I wonder whether these kinds of ideas can actually help resolve your and my social anxiety problems in the long term. Understanding the problem at its root (books help a lot), self-reflection, gradual behavioral adjustments, correcting erroneous beliefs, and other techniques have helped me.

what business are you doing?

I can spend hours and hours reading books or reading on reddit. Figure something like that.

What an absurd idea!

Imran Khan

simply understand that you've developed a radically different mindset than what is normal around you and that's Ok. They are not dumb, they are at different level. Even if you don't like them as they are, You need to have meaningful relations with your community otherwise you gonna be miserable. You can try to find some common grounds with people to establish your connections.

Andrew tate is a mind virus. Surely, he sounds the best role model for the young masculine energy and specially to red and orange people. Leo is absolutely a gem. I can't imagine without Leo I'd have become so much aware of reality. I can't thank him enough. Tate sounds good but can't you see where it will lead you in the long term. Violence, misogyny and Narcissism. If you want some fancy self-help I'd suggest you watching Mark Manson and his blog.

GReat book suggestion. Thanks a lot.

@Ajax Hey smart Ass. don't scare me. tell me the joke.

@Princess Arabia Everybody have answers and fewer take pain questioning their answers.

@Sidra khan Just that indicates that you fully undoubtedly accepts whatever he says. That's very dangerous thing to do.

@Sidra khan hey Pakistani! Thanks for your advice. If things were that simple...