Help please pick my career for me because i have no idea what to do

You can't just ask the internet to pick a job for you! There are tons and tons of jobs, and you expect us to pick from almost nothing? Fine then. An accountant. A deodorant tester. A painter. A professional lion tamer. What do you want from us? To get a list of jobs and throw a dart at it and see where it lands? I don't think so Mr. You need to be responsible for your own work. You are an adult. Use your brain! That's why you have one. What classes did you take in highschool? Which one was the most interesting to you? And when you say 'im good with a pencil'. WHAT THE FUCK DOES THAT MEAN?! Does that mean you can write well? (Apparently not, because your grammar sucks.) Does that mean you can draw the fucking MONA LISA? PLEASE give some context. At least give us the list of jobs you want. Just do better next time. K?

Professional mattress tester, AKA my dream job.

Join the military, become a tranny, and protest a lot.

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Look into diving. You see great sites are getting alot if swimming, beautiful scenery high pay checks and so on, it's what I want to do anyways, don't even care about the money I just want a job for once where I don't see myself looking down my revolvers barrel in a few years, anyways even if construction or science or whatever isn't your thing you can get work on cruise ships as a diving instructor, that pays well as well, you get to travel alot like all the time, only down side is you need to like people cause you'll be working with alot of tourists, the jobs for a diver are honestky endless. Just depends on what your willing to do what you know about and your experience

I have an idea. You seem like a person who would love photography. That’s what I wanna do. You could take photos for wildlife magazines. Go into the untouched land of Alaska and take photos of the wolves and eagles. You will feel free. And seeing the photos you have took of rare and beautiful wildlife will feed your soul the satisfaction it needs. Just think about it, I bet it will change your life.

Sometimes you need to take a job you might not want to help find out what you really want to do or for it to clear the way to a new career.

Go out of your comfort zone and also apply for jobs you might not think you can get.

Sadly the majority of real life goes like this -
I wanted to be a rockstar, but never made it.
It's not because you weren't good enough, it was because you didn't know the right people and timing for things were off.
Same with movie stars. It's usually a family member that gets another in. That's why Hollywood sucks so horribly!
Sports stars? Equally as difficult. If you haven't already had sports agents knocking at your door, watching you while you played a sport in highschool or college you can forget that.

The good thing is to find a job you like, that pays ok and continue to do the things you love (your hobbies!) during your spare time. Build those hobbies into more as you go along. That could be starting your own business. You don't always have to work for others.

Event Planner... concerts, running marathons, etc... Stage and booth design...

Sports radio.

you like bullshit and dont have a skill, you dont want to be the best at anything , you just want paid. yes i agree you are clueless. i hope you develop a passion for something soon because people just like you give me shitty service all day long.

You're in luck! I have just developed a highly complex algorithm for people in a situation such as yourself. You simply input a few of your skills and interests and it will tell you your ideal career path. So I went ahead and put in: music, drawing, and sports. It decided- Livestock Auctioneer. Sounds about perfect to me too! No need to thank me, I'm just happy to help you realize your dream of bringing buyers and sellers together to sell their pigs, cattle, and sheep in the most efficient manner. Godspeed.

There ae TONS of job quizzes that I would recommend. I also believe it is very important to keep income in mind. If school isn't necessarily you're thing, fast food is always a great option to be honest. The money is pretty good and promotional opportunities are common. But realistically, all jobs suck.

A US navy shooter.

Good with a pencil, eh? Sounds like you could start by being a drawer/writer and work your way up the ladder from there.
Oh, wait you can read music? Hardly anyone can do that. Could you be a musician or musical director...or a drawerer of the musics? Maybe you could write jingles for advertising. But that's a bit lame, don't do that.

Tattooist? Inks in these days... Travel writer? Restaurant reviewer? Music reviewer?
You're right, it's tough. I have the same problem, but at least you're good with a pencil.

how old are you? none of that stuff relates to any realistic job i can think of, if you want something in any of those fields you'd have to be willing to work really hard at it. like, get on it right now, and never stop to do anything else; and/or get really lucky.