u/Sensitive-Lychee-673

I know it won't be an engineering role, but I do have some blue collar experience, so I'm not completely green. I want to know if being an engineering technician is worth it. I toured the aerospace lab at my community college a few weeks ago, but I'm still unsure if I want to switch from accounting. The opportunity cost would be giving up the possibility of working from home, but I'm not very far into the degree. I just dislike the idea of being behind a computer screen for the rest of my career.

For engineering technicians, assemblers, and others in the aerospace field: I recently toured the aerospace lab at Calhoun to see if this is a career path I want to pursue. How is the work-life balance in these roles? I don’t know whether to pursue this or go the accounting route

I’m considering it because most jobs pay decent with an associates or just a high school diploma

I know accounting is more stable and higher paying but I’m more interested in tech

I know jobs aren’t supposed to be exciting it’s just I hardly hear any positives about accounting other than getting paid . I’m just indecisive because I feel like I can’t decide what to study and I start overthinking

I just want to play god of war

What’s something under $30 I can try like a class or a club

I live in Alabama so it’s hot as fuck here but I want to dress a bit nicer in public . I’m 6’7 (200cm) 260lbs (117kg)

I’m a 25-year-old guy, and I’m tired of having relationships be my main motivation in life. I’m using this summer as a soft reboot for myself, but I don’t have much drive to leave the house right now. Once I get financially stable, I want to try a combat sports class because it sounds fun. I’m just not sure how to make friends anymore since most of my friends are busy with work and their girlfriends.

I played as battle mage in deadfire so any caster class I’d enjoy

I’m 25 male and I keep seeing post online about how men take terrible photos so I want to improve