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Originally Posted by q__r
I don't like it when I write messages on the internet and then I find myself rejecting almost all the advice people give me.
It's not that I like to reject people's advice, it's just that most of the advice I get is advice I have already considered and dismissed, for one reason or another.
Anyway, I have already spent hours on this site and I need to study. I'll come back later and read new messages if there are any.
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You have a "defeatist" attitude.. you brush aside the suggestions being made to you as unworkable. I think if you tried some of the things that you think won't work, you'd be surprised at the result.
Teacher-- if you get certified and you are willing to relocate, this may be a possibility.
Actuary-- Your reaction might be that it takes too long, they wouldn't take someone with your resume, that it's boring, that its... but the fact is the actuarial profession welcomes career changers, you can get a job if you pass a few exams, and it may not be as horrendous as you'd think
Masters Degree-- In a relevant subject it might help you find a job.
Many other things too...
More than the above I think it's just psychological.. you have to go from the attitude that nothing will work, and that you can only fail, to recognizing that if you are willing to open your mind up to new possibilities, give new things a chance, and most of all to not decide various options can never work, you might actually find a path out of your situation.