Or you just need to snap out of it. So, if you can feel 50 mentally, this for sure means that you can also feel as 16 mentally. If it's on you to choose, which would be your choice?I'm probably more like 50 mentally.
Or you just need to snap out of it. So, if you can feel 50 mentally, this for sure means that you can also feel as 16 mentally. If it's on you to choose, which would be your choice?I'm probably more like 50 mentally.
It doesn't quite work like that. You get aches and pains as you age, and mentally you begin to decline with motivation etc... and this is perfectly normal. I have read an old textbook on medicine.Or you just need to snap out of it. So, if you can feel 50 mentally, this for sure means that you can also feel as 16 mentally. If it's on you to choose, which would be your choice?
EQ beats IQ though.I am 24, and I such as you want to keep a good image of myself thinking I'm a genious (as the guys from mensa said
You choose electronics over medicine?I was studing for a doctor before I decided to change it for electronic engineering. If it's normal for Al, who works is flipping hamburgers in a fast food restaurant to become less motivated, it's not normal for you. Pull yourself together.
Engineering is the only profession you actually create something. As a doctor I can save few people's life, as an engineer I can make their life better. I prefer to solder components and see code everyday instead of suturing wounds and seeing sick or even dying people everyday.You choose electronics over medicine?
Well I think you are an fool.
Don't doctors in America get paid something like 200K/pa?Engineering is the only profession you actually create something. As a doctor I can save few people's life, as an engineer I can make their life better. I prefer to solder components and see code everyday instead of suturing wounds and seeing sick or even dying people everyday.
This is how I see the world, if it's foolish to you, that's your point of view. Good luck in
Oh. Well it seems that we are worlds apart then.I dont live in the US. I'm from Bulgaria. Here doctors and engineers get paid relatively similar wages. I'm not a guy who doesn't care about the money, but I don't need 200k/a to feel satisfied. Is the problem in the money?
I do not work. I have schizophenia and am on an government pension.Top professionals in any field get paid generously. But I ask again: Is the problem in the money?
Australia is not such a bad place to be if you are sick.Forgive me, I didn't know that. I see you have more obstacles to fight in life than most of us. I don't know what else to advice you. I'm still the young one who is trying to listen more and advice less. In my previous posts I tried to encourge you to think more positively, that is what helps to me in my rainy days.
You sound 'normal' Mark.OK, You are having a bad day/week/year. A little depressed. It has happened, to some extent, to all of us, (whether we want to admit it or not.) If I wasn't a half a world away I would drag you out to a bar that has pretty barmaids, buy you a cold one and try a stir up something that I would have to apologize for later. Its your call when you decide to put your butt back in gear. Until that time, enjoy being lazy, you probably earned it.
In Canada it would have been 3 - 5 in JAIL.WOW.....loosing your license for a year. OUCH!!!
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