u/thunderONEz

do I have to go to a licensed psychiatrist, psychologist or some hospital?

I was thinking of watching a movie, so I wanted to ask ( I have sources, don't want links). Do you usually stream movies or download them? If you download them, do you use torrents or direct downloads?

19M, currently in my second semester of BBA from an open university, and lately I’ve been feeling really lost about my future.
I honestly wasted my whole time after joining college and didn’t focus much on studies or skill-building. Now when I look at the job market, it feels overwhelming. I keep seeing posts from people saying that even after completing courses like CFA, they’re struggling to land decent opportunities, and it’s making me anxious about where I stand.
Since I’m already from an open university, I’m worried my degree literally has zero value. I genuinely want to improve my situation and make better decisions from here onwards but I’m confused about what path makes the most sense.
Should I focus on professional courses like CFA/FRM/financial certifications? Or would preparing for an MBA later be a better way to compensate for my academic background? Are there other career paths or skills I should seriously look into during my graduation?
I’m just seeking realistic advice from people who’ve been through something similar or understand the current market.
Thanks
my quals- 12th pass

19M, currently in my second semester of BBA from an open university, and lately I’ve been feeling really lost about my future.
I honestly wasted my whole time after joining college and didn’t focus much on studies or skill-building. Now when I look at the job market, it feels overwhelming. I keep seeing posts from people saying that even after completing courses like CFA, they’re struggling to land decent opportunities, and it’s making me anxious about where I stand.
Since I’m already from an open university, I’m worried my degree literally has zero value. I genuinely want to improve my situation and make better decisions from here onwards but I’m confused about what path makes the most sense.
Should I focus on professional courses like CFA/FRM/financial certifications? Or would preparing for an MBA later be a better way to compensate for my academic background? Are there other career paths or skills I should seriously look into during my graduation?
I’m just seeking realistic advice from people who’ve been through something similar or understand the current market.
Thanks

hey
can anyone with experience in skateboarding post a 101 skateboard buying guide for beginners and pin it or make a wiki.
Like r/NewSkaters wiki- Which is more relevant for us?

Hello everyone, I’m a complete beginner and want to start skateboarding but new skateboards are pretty expensive for me. I’m planning to look for a used board on OLX or Facebook Marketplace instead.

Can you help me figure out what kind of skateboard I should look for? My main goal is learning tricks, with maybe a little bit of cruising inside gated neighborhoods. Cruising on regular streets isn’t practical where I live because the area is crowded and rough, and I don't wanna crash into pedestrians or any vehicle.

I also wanted to ask if I need special skate shoes as a beginner, or if regular sports/running shoes are fine for starting out.

Chatgpt suggested buying a used skateboard, with softer wheels around 80A, and buying a skate T-tool. Does that sound right?

Thanks!