Preparing for the future.

[Juse14]

Some people because of the kind of career they are into it makes it very difficult for them to engage into something else because of time factor. Having 2 or 3 things that can fetch one money is very important because of the responsibilities that is coming in the future. Most billionaires that I have been reading about them do not specialise on one thing, so I believe this is a strategy of getting wealth for the future.

The diversification that they do depends on how successful they are already in one area that they've been working on.

At first, they're focused on what they're working with, and then eventually, when that business they've established is already stable. That's the time for them to jump into another area that is also their expertise and can profit from it.

These billionaires aren't just skilled but also literally business people and that's their greatest asset.

Perseverance and consistency in what they do, is one of the factors that make them successful. Besides, they really do do something they love even if they are talented in their field.
I agree with you, when what they are doing stabilizes, they will try and find something to start over again.

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[goku19]

Unfortunately with the current projection of things, the pay from that job that you have spent most years in school preparing for and trying to get may soon not be able to sustain you economically in the near future. Also, that dream job/career that you are working and hoping so hard to get may soon become an obsolete profession due to the change and evolution in technology and ways of doing things.

My opinion on the way forward?
 -Upgrade your mindset and break free from the old mentality of "Finish School, Get a Job, and work yourself for a paycheck to retirement". If you have a great job, and it is what you love, I'm not against it, but for the sake of the future...you must arm yourself with knowledge and learn a high paying skill that has future prospectives if possible.

Some High Paying Skills of the Future;

-Blockchain
-Coding And Software Enhancement
-Networking Development
-Algorithms Designer
-Cloud Computing
-UI Designer
-Software Computing
-Analyst
-Public Relations
-Video Production
-Audio Production
-Sales (Ex. Affiliate, Offline)
-Digital Marketing & SEO
-Copywriting
-Content Creation
-Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking
-Machine Learning
-Financial Management
-Trading
-Foreign Languages
-Management Consulting
-Art, design, photography
-Sports/Fitness Coach/Nutritionist
Source- https://startuptalky.com/future-top-skills/

If it is possible for you to have multiple high paying skills, that is good, the problem is in not having any.

Anything that has something to do with technology will be an in demand no matter where you go, you're only limited with where you're from and how is the labor laws and wages in your place. I think a proper preparation for the future is like the best thing that you can do as a person that wants to lead a fulfilled life especially with a capitalistic society, it's going to be a difficult life if you're poor.

[Juse14]

Yes, that's another thing. What they do is their passion and that's why they don't get tired easily or give up whenever they've failed with their first attempts.

That's the difference between doing the things that you like and those that you're only projecting money on without even liking it. The learning that they've made from their early mistakes made them well with the knowledge and experiences that they're applying to their businesses ain't just pure skill.

In my personal opinion, it should be like that, we should like whatever we do. Sooner or later something we do sincerely will benefit us.
I have a principle, in the business world, do not always pursue profit. But first love the work we do, then your work will pay off for you.
Maybe there are different views with me, but that's what I've been doing some time back until now.

[globalpain]

Yes, that's another thing. What they do is their passion and that's why they don't get tired easily or give up whenever they've failed with their first attempts.

That's the difference between doing the things that you like and those that you're only projecting money on without even liking it. The learning that they've made from their early mistakes made them well with the knowledge and experiences that they're applying to their businesses ain't just pure skill.

In my personal opinion, it should be like that, we should like whatever we do. Sooner or later something we do sincerely will benefit us.
I have a principle, in the business world, do not always pursue profit. But first love the work we do, then your work will pay off for you.
Maybe there are different views with me, but that's what I've been doing some time back until now.

Sometimes it works like that and sometimes it doesn't, depending on the individual,
but indeed if we have thought of pursuing profit then usually we only want instant things,
love work first seems to be more effective

[Juse14]

Sometimes it works like that and sometimes it doesn't, depending on the individual,
but indeed if we have thought of pursuing profit then usually we only want instant things,
love work first seems to be more effective

Yes you are right, because in fact it is. It is not easy to do all that, there must be a big sacrifice. On the other hand we also have to meet our needs when doing all that.
From my experience, we just need to get used to it, so that the work we do does not become burdensome. But how when we don't do that in our daily life, we feel something is missing.

[lumbanrang]

My opinion on the way forward?
 -Upgrade your mindset and break free from the old mentality of "Finish School, Get a Job, and work yourself for a paycheck to retirement". If you have a great job, and it is what you love, I'm not against it, but for the sake of the future...you must arm yourself with knowledge and learn a high paying skill that has future prospectives if possible.

If I had a great job right now, of course I would learn about those skills. Trading is one option that I think is promising, because now there are many tools that we can use for profitable trading, for example now I'm trying to trade using "ichimoku kinko hyo" on gold and oil commodities at one broker with risk 3:1.

[TheGreatPython]

Sometimes it works like that and sometimes it doesn't, depending on the individual,
but indeed if we have thought of pursuing profit then usually we only want instant things,
love work first seems to be more effective

Yes you are right, because in fact it is. It is not easy to do all that, there must be a big sacrifice. On the other hand we also have to meet our needs when doing all that.
From my experience, we just need to get used to it, so that the work we do does not become burdensome. But how when we don't do that in our daily life, we feel something is missing.

Nothing is easy in life so lets all get used to it, let's get used being uncomfortable either in working in our current job or if it is learning on something because in the end we can get a benefit with that. Let's just trust the process.

You are also right that it would be better if we have a natural passion on what we are doing so that we do not feel like we are working. It is not only about the profession or if what course have we finished but skills do matter too. I know someone that are successful now in life even if he did not finished his studies while someone that finished his studies are still working in a low paying job or do not have a job at all till now.

[Oilacris]

Sometimes it works like that and sometimes it doesn't, depending on the individual,
but indeed if we have thought of pursuing profit then usually we only want instant things,
love work first seems to be more effective

Yes you are right, because in fact it is. It is not easy to do all that, there must be a big sacrifice. On the other hand we also have to meet our needs when doing all that.
From my experience, we just need to get used to it, so that the work we do does not become burdensome. But how when we don't do that in our daily life, we feel something is missing.

Nothing is easy in life so lets all get used to it, let's get used being uncomfortable either in working in our current job or if it is learning on something because in the end we can get a benefit with that. Let's just trust the process.

You are also right that it would be better if we have a natural passion on what we are doing so that we do not feel like we are working. It is not only about the profession or if what course have we finished but skills do matter too. I know someone that are successful now in life even if he did not finished his studies while someone that finished his studies are still working in a low paying job or do not have a job at all till now.

You would needed to get out on your comfort zone for you to face up those things which might really be helpful on giving up you a better future.If you dont have this kind of mindset and stay up

permanently on where you are currently but doesnt give out that kind of upgrade or have a better future lies ahead even though everything isnt assured but once you are doing pretty well

in terms of income then you can somewhat assure that you are really prepared and have better advantage compared to others which hadnt done something.

[Hypnosis00]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Well, having a good education is very important if you were planning to work and gain a higher position, and it makes your family and kids proud. And besides, this is now a sort of living and guarantee that we can find a job in the future. Having extraordinary skills is a huge advantage over the others and getting into the demand will give you the higher priority to pick out from the number of candidates.

So, before taking a course in college, we've better think and anticipate the future demands, not just of today.

[Mometaskers]

I agree that those in the list does seem like they are going to be on more in demand in the coming years. I myself has contemplated whether I should learn to code but can't decide on which language to pick. I think the take away here is that jobs are becoming scarcer and more unreliable these days that freelancing could become the norm. Many industries prefer this set up now rather than having in-house talents.

[whyrqa]

I agree that those in the list does seem like they are going to be on more in demand in the coming years. I myself has contemplated whether I should learn to code but can't decide on which language to pick. I think the take away here is that jobs are becoming scarcer and more unreliable these days that freelancing could become the norm. Many industries prefer this set up now rather than having in-house talents.

I switched to freelancing a long time ago, as well as profitable investments in cryptocurrency assets. Of course I invest primarily in the most valuable assets that are leading the market, but also consider good enough projects that are starting to develop. First of all, $CRAT can be cited as an example, which allows developing a new concept of interaction between the brand and the end consumer. this is no longer just an idea, because today this business principle is being introduced into Big Business.

[mia_houston]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Degrees and skills are two important things, but not always these two things can determine someone to get a decent job, nowadays many companies or governments require someone to have a degree to get a job, but sometimes many of them do not have the skills, and vice versa, there are those who have skills but don't have degrees so it is very difficult for them to get jobs in companies and government and force them to work creatively, but I think nowadays people who have more skills can produce extraordinary wealth ordinary and even they can actually stand alone with these skills all this time.
I strongly believe that in the future people who have the skills will be more likely to succeed than those who have degrees but have few skills.

[rby]

It I'd good to have skills and it is also good to have professional education. It is even better to have both of them, if one fail the other one will work.
Nobody can predict the future very well. In the future the skill may fade off and in the future profession may fade up too.
The best thing to do is to always update yourself.

[Wawa2013]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Well, having a good education is very important if you were planning to work and gain a higher position, and it makes your family and kids proud. And besides, this is now a sort of living and guarantee that we can find a job in the future. Having extraordinary skills is a huge advantage over the others and getting into the demand will give you the higher priority to pick out from the number of candidates.

So, before taking a course in college, we've better think and anticipate the future demands, not just of today.

If we really want to have a good career at work and can easily work in big companies. Good education is the most important, other than that,
by completing education well, we can make our parents happy who have sacrificed to pay for our education. It is true that having a high education
does not guarantee 100% that we will become successful people. But at least it gives us a greater chance of being successful than people who
don't continue their education until they graduate from college. Because when we apply for a job to a company, usually people who have higher
education are prioritized. So don't be lazy to finish our education well, it will provide benefits for our future. There are indeed some rich people
who managed to become successful without completing their college, but the percentage is not much. So don't because we see that people can
become rich without completing their studies, meaning education is not important. In my opinion, such a mindset is wrong, because we may
not necessarily be like them. And it's also possible that the person has privileges that we don't know about, so without finishing college they
can be successful.

[jhonjhon]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Degree and skills are both has its own importance.. But in my own opinion, skills actually matters.

A person who have much skills doesnt need any degree to succeed but having a degree without skills and lazy is useless. In real life,in order for us to survive we need to be skilled.Just like in business,yes you acquire a lot of information and knowledge but if you dont applied it and dont take any action, you cant make any money.In short, You are just wasting your time.

[Smitty Werben Man Jensen]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Degree and skills are both has its own importance.. But in my own opinion, skills actually matters.

A person who have much skills doesnt need any degree to succeed but having a degree without skills and lazy is useless. In real life,in order for us to survive we need to be skilled.Just like in business,yes you acquire a lot of information and knowledge but if you dont applied it and dont take any action, you cant make any money.In short, You are just wasting your time.

Yes, if you choose between degrees or skills, of course skills are the main choice,
honestly both are as important as you said but if we look broadly skills are needed by someone,
Obviously, everyone has their own point of view

[carlisle1]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Degree and skills are both has its own importance.. But in my own opinion, skills actually matters.

A person who have much skills doesnt need any degree to succeed but having a degree without skills and lazy is useless. In real life,in order for us to survive we need to be skilled.Just like in business,yes you acquire a lot of information and knowledge but if you dont applied it and dont take any action, you cant make any money.In short, You are just wasting your time.

Very practical and it's true, there are people in real life manage to survive and make his way to have a luxurious life even without a degree.

While a lot of people who graduated and have a respective degree continue to suffer, all ends with how you will drive your own way.

People who are unstoppable in widening their ways to find success are mostly using their skills. They do offer every edge that they've got

in order to manifest good outcomes.

[olib123]

Yeah, expect a lot more techy and creative roles to be remunerated well in comparison to professional services.

A lot of people who initially wanted to go into investment banking or private equity are redirecting their intelligence to learning computer science, which is definitely a good bet.

But I do think that an understanding of economics and finance will be crucial as well. The future of innovation in tech will be with Fintech.

[Ryker1]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Degree and skills are both has its own importance.. But in my own opinion, skills actually matters.

A person who have much skills doesnt need any degree to succeed but having a degree without skills and lazy is useless. In real life,in order for us to survive we need to be skilled.Just like in business,yes you acquire a lot of information and knowledge but if you dont applied it and dont take any action, you cant make any money.In short, You are just wasting your time.

Well you have a point there --preparing for the future is something that we must think of but there is no need to quit studying to deal with getting a job if you still can afford to school. If you are currently studying with your chosen course to aim something in the future then pursue it, because education is something that nobody can take away from us and nowadays, you can really concur schooling and working with your own choice. But yes, --there is a lot of circumstances that push people to pursue getting a job rather than going to school for some reasons, and that is when we probably think of education as second from our priorities which can't be blamed. But truly saying, education is one of the bridges that prepares us and the gate that opens us to our good future.
However, do you believe bitcoin is a part of a good asset that can be store for the future and have a better future?

[xSkylarx]

Acquiring more skills is a good thing but finishing studies is an edge. It's better to have a title while doing the things that we enjoy as we earn more than what we expect. If there's a chance to earn more knowledge then we should grab it as long as it would make our future careers better. We're in the modern technology days so we have to deal with every opportunity that it offers

Degree and skills are both has its own importance.. But in my own opinion, skills actually matters.

A person who have much skills doesnt need any degree to succeed but having a degree without skills and lazy is useless. In real life,in order for us to survive we need to be skilled.Just like in business,yes you acquire a lot of information and knowledge but if you dont applied it and dont take any action, you cant make any money.In short, You are just wasting your time.

This has a point because it does not imply that just because you have a degree that you are an expert in everything. The vast majority of the people I know do not have a degree; even CEOs in businesses often do not have degrees at the outset of their careers despite the fact that they are successful and possess excellent skills. I do not have a degree myself, but I believe I possess excellent skills when compared to my classmates who do have degrees because I am more knowledgeable in our field. Now, the degree that matters to me is the position in a company that requires a candidate to have a degree, but in our field, skills are the most important thing to have.