I think young people are believing a lie.

There's this idea out there that younger generations have fewer opportunities than their parents.

Not true. Not for the curious.

There's been like 100,000,098 new opportunities created by AI in the past 12 months just waiting for someone like you to go do them.

Don't look for your politicians to create economic opportunity - they will disappoint you. 

Look to technology - look to your own boundless curiosity - there's infinite whitespace here. 

You have more opportunities than your parents but they're not in factory jobs and pensions and college degrees and political speeches. 

They're on the internet. For the explorers.

Go find them.

Other than a few years in corporate in the 2010s, I've been self-employed since the early 00s.  Did remote transcription for a long time, then the prices bottomed out on that and I curved to corporate for a few years, then I quit than and started what evolved into the life and biz that I have now. 

I've always been finding ways to do what I wanna do and make the money I need to make.

And now with web3 and AI at our fingertips?  The possibilities are endless.

Get curious.  Experiment.  Try things.  Don't be afraid to fail.  Just keep going.

Devotional polytheist living a monastic lifestyle centered on curiosity, simplicity, and joy.  Exploring the intersection of technology and spirituality.

Not so much retraining as it is being good at systems and analyzing what needs fixing and how to fix it.  I can learn just about anything rapidly, and adapt quickly to new situations, and success is more about connections than skills anyway.