<prompt> Human: Im a totally healthy twenty year old male living in a college town in Montana. I have no debt Thanks MomDad but dropped out of school. My only expenses are rent, utilities, and car insurance. 550 TOTAL a month I have 1,000 left from my job as a wild land firefighter, which is a garunteed seasonal job should I want it. My main obstacle is my lack of a school-ready skillset. For whatever reason, I know from two years of experience that I dont have the self imposed work ethic to succeed in school. Rather than spend seven years and all my parents savings floundering my way to a degree, I need an intermittent occupation that will allow me to develop that adequete skillset without wasting years finding myself as a barista. I come to you as a financial clean slate. With the ability to go anywhere and work any feasible job, what do you reccomend I do to maximize my life efficiency until I go back to school?Edits: First Reddit post :. FormattingAssistant: I appreciate all the advice you guys. I now have a list of feasible options and thats exactly what I was looking for. The best advice comes from you unbiased anonymous stranger folk  <response>: I was in the military for almost five years, I was injured in Iraq and we parted ways when I was 23. After that I floundered a bit living off disability, wrestling with some demons then decided to get my life back on track. With no real skill other than Doorkicker I hit a lot of walls when it came to most jobs that werent minimum wage. I live in Orlando and saw a Craigslist posting for zip line tour guide. I quickly applied and was hired. For the next 3 years I worked at various zip lines around florida. I loved my job. I made 14hr plus tips. It wasnt unusual to leave work after a 12 hour day with 200 in tips in my pocket. The zip line I worked for went out of buisness and I needed a new job. Universal Studios Orlando was hiring for Stunt Riggers and although I thought myself unqualified I appiled anyway. I worked there and loved life. I made 20hr with all the overtime I wanted. About 8 months ago a co-worker of mine who had left to work for Cirque du Soleil called and said they were hiring riggers to run show cues. Ive been with cirque for going on 8 months and love my job.Ive had an odd journey career wise, but I have always done what I loved and what has made me happy. If rigging is something youd like to get into almost every convention center has an apprenticeship program and will help you on your way. There are many things you can do in the rigging field. I am currently an on call for the WWE and help with load ins and strikes of their live shows. If youd like more information I can point you in the right direction. 