No. I'm far too depressed and anxious to really change anything. Especially since some things are going relatively well so to speak. Plus, I just generally have a ****ty attitude towards most things. I'm glad you noticed though from the top of your pyramid.

Wow business skills are valuable in business? Tell me more! No idea how this makes becoming a telemarketer a good idea though. Even if it means LOTSA MONEY!!!

I mean it's evil enough he either deserves a punch in the head or a slap in the face. He's either Satan or a moron.

More money = more choices. Then you could whine at me all day here but you'd enjoy actually enjoy your present more. Or at least you'd take the time to actually read and comprehend the things that I've posted.

I don't mind being Satan if you actually did something based on the advice I gave lol.

Yup, everyone who doesn't grovel to your business genius is broke and going nowhere in life. That's why we're not becoming telemarketers.

My neighbour's daughter was having a hard time getting a job out of college. I told her "become, a hooker, stupid! It's so much money!"

You guys are the ones who constantly complain about how ****ty everything is and do absolutely nothing about it. If you had the answers, you wouldn't be pouncing on every little thing I say as if I have nothing to bring to the table. You have your life experiences, I have mine. And I didn't even make you buy an E-book!

I'll spell out what my last bunch of posts were getting to, seeing as people can't read.

1. If you want a job that pays more than 15k a year, Facebook and LinkedIn and actually networking with actual human beings are way better places to spend your time.
2. Picking up sales skills will benefit someone in any career path they pursue. My suggestions in earlier posts were just some shortcuts to picking up those skills and not starving to death at the same time.
3. Get a mentor if you don't have one.

Also, being a hooker doesn't scale. :p:

How would you know?

Stupid assumption #281.

Your experiences clearly lacks any form of adversity apart from having to live in Texas or else you'd realize how naive your advice is.

See my previous three points if that wasn't clear enough for you.

Well you got it now. Enjoy.

I did. Telling someone to get into the dead end job of telemarketing is still terrible advice.

Reread the post you quoted.