I hated it but this is why my dad always pushed me to get a practical degree. I did and then when I was financially stable, I went back and got a master’s in creative writing that I knew would never pay itself back financially.

I hated it but this is why my dad always pushed me to get a practical degree. I did and then when I was financially stable, I went back and got a master’s in creative writing that I knew would never pay itself back financially. https://reason.com/2024/05/10/nearly-half-of-all-masters-degrees-arent-worth-getting/

Writer. Building @pinatacloud. Tinkering with a Farcaster native alternative to GoodReads: https://readcast.xyz \ https://polluterofminds.com

I’m on this boat! Well, the career itself pays out but there’s a lot of “ifs” which can get troublesome in some life phases. Who know what unpredictable things can happen? 

At least, except for the time, it was free.