Future Careers

Still going for my dream, playing soccer on a professional level.
Oh lord please have my back.

 

A week after my 16th birthday i had moved myself to Alaska from California due to finally realizing my life wasn't getting better with my family.

Went to a job interview for cleaning guts out of a salmon for 16 hours a day for 7 days a week until the season was over. 3rd day on the job was promoted and paid 1.50$ more, which was a significant increase with overtime and i was then working 20-28 hours a day. Did that for bout 2 months, had 2 days off, got 3 promotions, many opportunities and a position in that company for life.

At 16yrs old, barely graduated highschool, 4600 miles from home, living in a very expensive state on my own, i was given the job because i solved a rubiks cube.


The current CEO of Deep Sea Fisheries, of which i worked for, had given me the position after i solved the cube, out of my enjoyment, and he askked me "why would a young kid who seems to have opportunities outside of manual labor ever want to clean fish guts?" and i just said "i waste alot of time trying to figure out things like a rubiks cube, when i can start physically making money".

Ive done odd jobs, military, government... always something technical or manual labor. I love hard work, and i like technology, i see myself and my business and my day job career going far in unison.

I work full time as a fence installer, i have been doing carpentry for several years, though only past year fencing. I produce high end fences, iron/steel/ornamental metal fences/numerous wood variations, any type of fencing essentially. Love it, allows me to work my online businesses while in the day and recieving a constant paycheck.

I don't complain about what i do, if i can increase my profits per hour i will. Anyone in life should always utilize time efficiently and the more you get what you want out of your time, the better.