simplelife
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application to the world...? Specifically, the majority of the world. I know people say to pick a major you are passionate about, but in the end I think you are only limiting yourself.
1. So thinking some of the things I'm really good at:
.Thinking: Coming up with ideas/possible outcomes
.Managing to completely change how I look (physically) and how I think in a single week.
.Excellent knowledge of nutrition
.Ability to notice specific details.
.Willingness to take risks/challenge the norm
.Acute Sense of Hearing (anatomically)/Intuition
2. Things that I love are history, theatre, and organic foods--but these are more like hobbies.
3. Things that I'm bad at: Writing long reports (Screw rhetoric), eating fast food, staying indoors, loosing sleep (ruins me)
Is there any undergraduate degree I can get and still have a little spare time to travel the world (I want to see the world)?
I'd need a decent starting salary to be able to support all this and (possibly) save for grad/prof school later in life. So I'd need something with not more than an 80 hour work week and a kind of job where you could possibly get a vacation--or a job that involves travel would be great too.
I'm doing a business degree right now. I'm wondering if I should do something else because a 100 hour workweek will leave me in the dust. I also here it's the dumbest major at my school and hard to get into a good MBA program if you graduate with this.
1. So thinking some of the things I'm really good at:
.Thinking: Coming up with ideas/possible outcomes
.Managing to completely change how I look (physically) and how I think in a single week.
.Excellent knowledge of nutrition
.Ability to notice specific details.
.Willingness to take risks/challenge the norm
.Acute Sense of Hearing (anatomically)/Intuition
2. Things that I love are history, theatre, and organic foods--but these are more like hobbies.
3. Things that I'm bad at: Writing long reports (Screw rhetoric), eating fast food, staying indoors, loosing sleep (ruins me)
Is there any undergraduate degree I can get and still have a little spare time to travel the world (I want to see the world)?
I'd need a decent starting salary to be able to support all this and (possibly) save for grad/prof school later in life. So I'd need something with not more than an 80 hour work week and a kind of job where you could possibly get a vacation--or a job that involves travel would be great too.
I'm doing a business degree right now. I'm wondering if I should do something else because a 100 hour workweek will leave me in the dust. I also here it's the dumbest major at my school and hard to get into a good MBA program if you graduate with this.