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In this video, we're going to identify the best upcoming jobs in 2026.

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In this video, we're going to identify the best upcoming jobs in 2026.

But just identifying them is not enough.

I'm also going to show you how to figure out what is the best job for you.

And also what you need to do to actually get there.

Because in 2026, unfortunately, the job markets are not so hot right now.

So you can't just expect to get some sort of degree

and then think that you would be able to get the job.

Crazy, right?

And finally, there is a small subset of people with a very specific set of traits

which if you fall under this category,

I think I may have the dream job for you.

So I'm going to put on screen now a quick little quiz you can put into the comments

if you have more than,

let's say, half of these traits.

And I'll explain what that job is later in the video.

But first, let's actually look at the research

and objectively see what are the fastest and largest growing jobs in the next few years.

A portion of this video is sponsored by Perplexity.

Here is the list of the largest growing jobs by 2030,

according to the World Economic Forum.

I also did cross-check these with other sources like the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the International Labour Organization,

and they all more or less have similar vibes.

At the very top, we have farm workers,

labourers, and other agricultural workers,

followed by light truck, war delivery service drivers,

software and application developers, etc,

etc, etc. As the WF states,

front-light jobs, which refers to roles that are involving direct hands-on interaction with customers,

clients, and public, are predicted to see the largest growth in absolute terms of volume.

This includes farm workers, delivery drivers,

construction workers, salespersons, and food processing workers.

We also see an increased prediction of care economy jobs,

such as nursing professionals, social work,

counseling professionals, and personal care aides,

as well as education roles,

such as tertiary and secretary education teachers.

We also do see that coming up at number three is software and application developers on the technology side.

Now here is the fastest growing jobs by 2030.

So these may not have the objectively largest number of roles,

but they are the fastest growing jobs by percentage terms.

And we can see that technology-related roles dominate this list,

including big data specialists, fintech engineers,

AI machine learning specialists, and software and application developers, and security management specialists.

We also see quite a few green and energy transition roles,

including autonomous and electric vehicle specialists,

environmental engineers, and renewable energy engineers.

So there you have it.

These are the predictions for the largest and fastest growing roles in 2030.

Let me know in the comments if you have a job that's within these domains

or you're looking to go into any of these jobs.

Now, do we have any overachievers watching this video?

Because if so, this next section is for you.

Because if you can combine one of these roles with some of the macroeconomic trends

that are going to be transforming businesses and driving the labor markets in the next few years,

that's going to be like,

boom, like amazing, even better.

You would be able to have access to the best opportunities available.

So here's the graph of the macro trends driving business transformation for the next few years.

The x-axis here is the share of employees that are surveyed

that identified the stated trend on the y-axis is likely to drive business transformation.

So at the top we have broadening digital access,

followed by rising cost of living,

higher price of inflation, increased efforts and investments to reduce carbon emissions,

increased focus on labor and social issues,

etc. Grouping this together, there are five like macro macro trends.

Rapid technological change, notably AI.

Green transition referring to more focus on the environment geoeconomic fragmentation countries are having policies

that are more more nationalistic so less global cooperation economic uncertainty

and demographic shifts such as aging so what i did is take these largest

and fastest growing jobs and combine them together with the macro trends to ride

that wave too and then i wanted to actually make sure

that you know these are going to be real jobs

so i cross-referenced them with the onet list of jobs which is like the gold standard list of all jobs to get,

drumroll please, some of the best of the best upcoming jobs

that are the largest and the fastest growing and rides the wave of macro trends in the next few years.

There is a saying that rising tides lifts all boats.

So if you pick one of these jobs,

you would be one of those boats.

Okay, so now we know what are the best jobs,

like generally speaking, but as the person who actually has to do the job,

you also want to make sure that you're going to pick a job that is the most suitable for you, right?

So I actually did a YouTube poll asking you guys,

what are the characteristics of your dream job?

Because different people have different things that they're looking for.

Some of your answers include a well-paid remote job,

no ceiling for growth, ability to mentor and be mentored,

equity and bonus-based performance, solid product,

CPG or tech, positive work environment,

entrepreneurship, new problems keep coming up which I can solve,

remote flexible time benefits, remote,

remote came up a lot,

freelance plus types of work that I love,

I don't need six figures reasonable love to enjoy my life after paying bills is enough

so work-life balance and flexibility health insurance

and ample travel i have a feeling this person is from

the u.s anything to escape capitalism ai related ai related

and remote remote remote ai related and remote so you

if you have not written down what are the characteristics of your dream job please put it into the comments

and use the prompt that i'm gonna put on screen now

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and stick that into your favorite AI chatbot to figure out what is actually the best job for you.

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Might need to converse with the AI a little bit,

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flesh out your thoughts a little bit,

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but at the end of this exercise,

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you should have a nice narrow down list to start exploring.

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Custom just for you.

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By the way, I'm kind of assuming that you're familiar with using AI at this point,

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but if you are not,

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check out this video over here where I summarize Google's nine-hour prompting course in just 20 minutes.

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And then you can do this exercise.

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Put into the comments what is the list of jobs that is the most suitable for you so we can all see.

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By the way as a little tip don't stress out

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so much about this entire exercise okay it's just to get you started.

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Careers are long and jobs can adapt and change over time.

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The most successful people

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that I know are often also the most flexible people being able to adapt over time

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so this little exercise is just to get you started in the right direction.

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Also don't feel like you need to catch on to all of the macro trends

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and like the best of the best either just you know pick something

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that you know is going to be a rising tide and suitable for you.

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Also remember the little quiz at the very beginning where I said that I know what your dream job is?

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I shall tell you now.

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You are the type of person that is most suitable to run what is called a digital lifestyle business.

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Digital meaning that it's internet stuff where you build a thing and you make money through the internet.

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Because of that it's also remote if you choose it to be.

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And lifestyle business meaning

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that it's not a venture capital backed startup where you're like focused on hyper growth and have investors to answer to.

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It's just used to support your lifestyle where you're optimizing for doing something that you really enjoy,

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work-life balance, and only working with people that you like working with.

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This is also the type of job that yours truly also has.

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I'll explain a little bit more about how to actually like go about achieving this type of job

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but I want to say like what's cool about this type of job is

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that it's also really applicable to almost all domains as long as you address it from like an internet software perspective.

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So I'm going to put on screen now some of the digital lifestyle businesses that also take advantage of the rising tides.

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This is not exhaustive okay?

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Actually none of these lists are exhaustive.

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I just want to like give you some examples.

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And another thing that's really cool about doing a digital lifestyle business is

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that because of AI democratizing the ability to build software,

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your startup cost and barrier of entry to building stuff on the internet is so low right now.

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You can start with just a few hundred dollars

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and you don't even need to know how to code now if you know how to use vibe coding tools.

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Go into more detail about this in the next section

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but I do also want to put some caveats

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because even though this category of job is really cool and is absolutely my dream job,

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it's also not perfect.

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In fact, it's like very much not perfect

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and can be really stressful sometimes which is why I asked you guys to do

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that survey right because it's actually not suitable for everybody some downsides to a digital lifestyle business is

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that starting off it's probably going to be really hard to actually see results

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so you have to really persevere

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and put an effort into this without seeing linear results like

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it took me four years to get to a point in

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which I can say like wow like I'm actually running something

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that seems legit and we're doing good in terms of cash flow it also requires a lot of self-learning Like for me,

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I come from a STEM background.

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I don't know anything about business.

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So I learned a lot of things about business,

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about accounting, about marketing, like so many different things.

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And you're not gonna have work-life balance for like probably a significant amount of time.

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I was working like 80 hours per week when I was starting my digital lifestyle business

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while working a full-time job as well.

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So yeah, if you still think that this is your dream job,

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put it into the comments.

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I actually really want to know.

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The goal of AI, at least for me,

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is to integrate it into my life in a way that actually supports how I think without introducing more noise.

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One place that this has shown up is how I stay up to date with tech and AI,

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which is literally my job.

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By using Comet, which is Perplexity's free browser,

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I could be reading an article like this one about the rise of open source models and implications of democratizing AI.

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And as the Comet assistant,

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give me the context behind this.

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And it would explain to me this article is situating the current boom in open source frontier models,

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DeepSeek, Llama, etc. with a bigger debate about who controls AI,

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then I can ask it,

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how does this fit into the context of the greater AI landscape?

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And it says

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that it's one piece of a broader shift where AI is

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moving from a closed big tech dominated paradigm towards a mixed ecosystem,

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powerful proprietary, and increasingly capable open models.

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Interesting.

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This is so much more effective

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when I'm learning instead of having to switch between a lot of different tabs

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or like doom scrolling X deluding myself that I'm actually learning.

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Something else that I really care about,

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especially with AI, is control.

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With Common Assistant, you can set clear boundaries,

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like being able to block it from acting on certain sites,

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turning it off entirely, and being able to see exactly what kind of data it's using and why.

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Ads and trackers are blocked by default,

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and passwords and sensitive information is stored locally on your own device.

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Common only sends the minimum context in order to complete a task,

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so you're always in charge of what it sees and what it does.

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Common is free to use right now if you want to try it out.

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Add this link, also linked in description.

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Now, back to the video.

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Alright, before I end this video on the best upcoming jobs

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out there I do also want to address how it is

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that you can actually reach these jobs because unfortunately as I've said previously the labor market is not super hot right now.

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So it's not like just because you want this job

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that you're just going to be able to get this job right

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and oftentimes just going to school and then getting like a specific degree

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even relevant to

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that job doesn't mean you're actually going to get a job perhaps with the exception of the trades related jobs though.

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I am not an expert on this so please do your research

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but from what I understand by doing some research it does

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seem like going to trade school will generally land you like one of these jobs

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which we know are some of the best upcoming jobs

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but for those of you who are going more into the white collar jobs going to school

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and getting degrees is not enough anymore.

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Case in point people who have a Harvard MBA still have an unemployment rate of 23 percent.

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Among young people recent graduates the average unemployment rate is 12.6 percent with few signs of improvement in the last few years.

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So that is why I recommend what I call the soft commit model.

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Like do not commit to an actual degree unless you're like literally going to college right now

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and you got to choose a degree then yeah that makes sense.

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But everybody else don't like just go do a master's degree where like you know just commit to

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that and just hope that you're gonna end up with a job.

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Instead I recommend that you do two things first.

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First is to make a self-study plan where you're able to learn the minimum amount for your related role.

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With the of ai this is very achievable for almost all

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white collar jobs i also made a video about how to make a study plan

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so you can check it out over here if

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if you want next you want to do some sort of volunteering

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or freelancing or internship related to that area again not going to say all

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because can't say all

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but a lot of jobs these days will have some version of it in

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which you can get a taste for what it's going to be like

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and at least like interact with people in

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that role like technology related jobs i am very confident in that one because i happen to be in this space

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like almost all of them have that.

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Even like care related roles.

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There's like volunteering roles that you can do in hospitals in different places.

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I also know this by the way

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because I actually have a degree in pharmacology because I was like pre-med and I did a lot of volunteering in hospitals.

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I also did a lot of research in different labs and hospitals as well.

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Anyways there are ways of doing this.

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Might need to be a little bit more creative.

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I also did make a video on freelancing specifically like how to get started freelancing

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so you can check it out over here if you're interested.

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Now after you do these two steps there is a possibility in

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which you could actually just get that role that you want to get

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or if you feel like you talk to the people who are in the role

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that you're in and you realize

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that the best path forward is to get a degree then please do

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that the point i'm trying to make here is

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that i just don't want you to like commit to a degree first

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and then realize that it might not get you what you want

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but you're smart i'm sure you can make the judgment now

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finally those of you who are interested in the digital lifestyle

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business route in addition to domain specific knowledge about what it is

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that you're going to start a business on i'm going to

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put on screen now a brief study plan with certain topics

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that i think that you should learn

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if you want to go down this path

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and you're welcome on this one nobody gave me these i

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wish somebody had given me this like five years ago

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when i started this is the topics has come from a lot of trial

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and error and a lot of tears

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so you're welcome i hope to see you on the other side now with

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that we have come to the end of this video thank you

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so much for watching please do let me know in the comments if you haven't already.

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What is your dream job?

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And I will see you guys in the next video or live stream.

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