u/Defiant-Mechanic430

I did my bachelor's in agriculture but wasn't interested in it's jobs after the degree. Did it just so to have a degree

Until i stumbled upon Blender, I started learning Blender, developed a passion for it, but now even blender not as fun, cuz getting broke is real
So, i am thinking of learning SolidWorks/fusion360 to get some "real" work in the mechanical design industry. I know they are hard to learn that's why the industry won't be as much saturated.
Also, i love technical drawings and building stuff that really matters in the real world, instead of building some fantasy stuff or just ads.
i know, not having a mechanical engineering degree won't guarantee me a job, so i am thinking of freelancing after learning that software
All i am asking is do you think i'd be able to earn more if i develop a really good grip on either SolidWorks or Fusion 360? My goal is to be an aerospace or defense manufacturer in the end.

Edit: Would love answers from engineers or people working in this field too please

I used to think takedowns were the main solution, but now I’m wondering if monitoring is actually the more important part of the process. Because if you don’t detect it fast enough, the content just spreads again before removal happens. What’s been more important in your experience detection speed or removal execution?

Yeah, it's expensive and out of reach (the good quality) for most of the middle class. Zahir h jidhr aam cooking oil is priced at 700/liter, olive oil sells at 3000/liter
But, if you develop cholesterol in your arteries by the time you're 35, with no physical activity, you'll probably have to spend 50,000 to 400,000 for those tiny stents in your arteries. Iske ilawa jo harms hain, ap ChatGPT se pta kr lein takay apko bhi tasalli ho jaye
Issi liye khud pe aur ghr walu pe rehm krein aur mjse olive oil khareedein. Delivery available nationwide, priced at 2800 PKR (apke liye).

Trying to understand how Mexico’s Temporary Import Permit system works for RV travel. If I’m driving a pickup truck and towing a small camper or trailer, do both require permits or is it just the main vehicle? Different websites explain it differently so I’m not sure what’s correct.

What are the odds of landing a job with just a solid skill in SolidWorks and not a degree in mechanical engineering?

Ever been in this condition where life is hitting you from every angle, and all hope feels lost, you want to cry out loud but can't because you need to, have to get up and keep going, it'll never stop anyways.
You're pushing with all you got, to make your life better, but everything just seems so dark and you feel like it won't be worth it in the end, another hour wasted, another failure, another reason to be depressed.
It's a completely different feeling, because i remember when i was in twenties and if i encountered a problem and did something about it, life would get better eventually, and i would make it out of the darkness, the rock bottom but man twenties are a rollercoaster, nothing seems to be working. Every effort you do seems to just pull you back, every hour passing by makes you feel like getting trapped deeper into that hole.
You are doing your best but no door seem to open, just you screaming in a void. How'd you deal with it?

First of all, i live in a third world country, economy not so good, and food prices still high.
I did my bachelors in agriculture and after that i was pressurized by family (we live in joint here) to earn, so i landed a job on upwork, earned good, applied for more random jobs and got one in SEO.
Left it after 2 months, because the travelling sucked.
After that i just couldn't stay on any job for more than 2-3 months, the stress wouldn't let me tbh, it wasn't like i didn't want to stay there. I just couldn't no matter how hard i tried i just couldn't stay on the job, since living with parents is normal here, i didn't have a problem to get fed. Then i learned 3D, kept learning and also developed a bad addiction along the way which destroyed my self esteem, confidence, discipline, memory, me as a whole. I just didn't like anything at all. But i kept practicing blender on and off (which did not help me get great at it)
Fast forward, it's been 4 years since i graduated and i have no career, no job, it's so hard to get one here or anywhere on earth since they see that "career gap". I am good in blender but have a crappy portfolio atm, so no big hires to keep going
but it just seems frustrating now, needs are not being met and stress is growing everyday, can't even run away from my problems now because i have a family. But what do i do man. Got no investment to start a business, all i have is a skill, a high end PC too and the will to live, but not having a regular job, or getting regular work just frustrates the shit out of me, as the days are passing by, the savings are running out and i am contemplating my past will repeat itself.

I want to start making content focused on education. Basically, the idea is that students are just told to memorize stuff without even telling them the real world application of the information being fed to them.
So i want to create youtube videos, or courses for students so that they might get a better idea about their choosen professions and also, knowledge being fed doesn't go wasted.
Now do you think it has the potential to pay me good if i create 3d animations to explain simple concepts from books to the students?

I want to go down on one path now, enough being a 3d generalist as a blender user. But, i am confused which niche should i pick, everything in blender has its pros and cons, but where exactly should i go?

if i choose character animation (it might be great for business), but at the same time i love realism and technical stuff such as aircrafts, cars, products etc.
So what do you guys think? How did you make a choice when you were in my place?

Hello, I've been having some problems and was wondering if this is the right time for professional help. I've never been to a psychologist in my life, always thought i could handle my stress and mental, but now it's just getting overwhelming. Before i tell you my symptoms, I need to let you know that I have IBS and because of flare-ups, i do get very angry sometimes. The symptoms are:

1. Getting very angry/irritated even at petty things
2. Getting emotionally triggered even by the smallest things sometimes
3. Brain fog sometimes so much that i feel like i'm in a dream (this happens most of the times)
4. Forgetfulness, although i remember having such a strong memory, that i would memorize things just by looking once
5. Thinking about situations a lot even before they happen and always drawing negative or aggressive conclusions and getting myself ready for that
6. Anxiety, sometimes so much that i don't even feel safe inside my home
7. Never feeling safe anywhere and always in "fight or flight" mode
8. Can't decide how to act 'Good" to people because of the overwhelming emotions, they seem like controlling me
9. Stress, that never leaves my head
10. Negative self talk and hating people for nothing sometimes or just petty things and not being rational Please suggest based on the above things if i need professional help or not, or am i just overthinking because i do a lot

Hello, I've been having some problems and was wondering if this is the right time for professional help. I've never been to a psychologist in my life, always thought i could handle my stress and mental, but now it's just getting overwhelming. Before i tell you my symptoms, I need to let you know that I have IBS and because of flare-ups, i do get very angry sometimes. The symptoms are:

1. Getting very angry/irritated even at petty things

2. Getting emotionally triggered even by the smallest things sometimes

3. Brain fog sometimes so much that i feel like i'm in a dream (this happens most of the times)

4. Forgetfulness, although i remember having such a strong memory, that i would memorize things just by looking once

5. Thinking about situations a lot even before they happen and always drawing negative or aggressive conclusions and getting myself ready for that

6. Anxiety, sometimes so much that i don't even feel safe inside my home

7. Never feeling safe anywhere and always in "fight or flight" mode

8. Can't decide how to act 'Good" to people because of the overwhelming emotions, they seem like controlling me

9. Stress, that never leaves my head

10. Negative self talk and hating people for nothing sometimes or just petty things and not being rational
    Please suggest based on the above things if i need professional help or not, or am i just overthinking because i do a lot

Just how do you stay consistent, while working at home, cuz it's really hard to be around your family and not get distracted easily, so how do you people stay focused?

I want to start making content focused on education. Basically, the idea is that students are just told to memorize stuff without even telling them the real world application of the information being fed to them.
So i want to create youtube videos, or courses for students so that they might get a better idea about their choosen professions and also, knowledge being fed doesn't go wasted.
Now do you think it has the potential to pay me good if i create 3d animations to explain simple concepts from books to the students?

Yeah everywhere all the time, some people are just rude cuz they're just having a bad day and decide to lash out on you. So, i was wondering, if i give them the response, doesn't that make me as bad as them? And if i don't and bear with their rudeness. then some people won't stop until you scream at them to stop. How do you think one should handle this? Also, i was wondering what the difference is between self loving and being egoistic?

I really need one, but the thing is i have huge interest in blender and 3d animation, can't find a job there so i'm just applying for every random basic job out there, it has to be remote. is it right? or should i apply for the jobs related to my interest. The problem is i have freelance experience and companies don't seem to trust that ig

I am a 3d artist and specialize in Blender, been learning and working on projects since three years now. I didn't get a lot of projects, just one every month which pays the bills. Right now, just hustling and looking for a long term project or a job, it'd be better if it's remote because i can't afford to leave my family. I live in Rawalpindi though. If you know someone in your circle who might need a 3d designer, refer me to them.
Thanks!

Sometimes, when you're hustling hard and pushing all you got, there are moments when you feel like you're pushing yourself into a void and that nothing will get out of the effort you're putting, even though you have experienced some results before, but sometimes, that feeling just comes and makes you so lazy. if you have experienced this, how do you deal with it?