<prompt> Human: I appreciate you taking time to read this. If this is the wrong sub-reddit for this kind of thing, let me know, and I will take it to the proper place.My resume consist of food service for the most part, though I did spend nearly three years working both back and front of house in a brewery. Ive also had stints as a package handler at UPS, some transcription work and a glorified cart mule at Home Depot and Wal-Mart as my first two jobs when I was around 19.I have usually been employed since the age of 19, though there was a long slog in 2016 where I was unemployed. Thankfully, I got over that hump, and I have been working for Chipotle since September of 2016. It pays 9.00 an hour, which is enough for me to live on in a dirt cheap college town even at less than full-time hours, but Im really just treading water. Im not working toward anything, and I dont see any future here.I am moving away very soon even if it means moving back in with my parents. I let myself get caught in a rut, living only for the weekend and grading my life on how many parties I had been to in the past month. I dont drink or smoke or do any drugs. I have no arrests or any kids or ex-spouses complicating my life, but Ive still spent most of my 20s living like the dumb college kid I should have outgrown a long time ago. I am closer to 30 than 20 these days, and it has dawned on me that I locked myself out of a lot of opportunities by settling for less and just getting by. Most of my peers are out-earning me several times over with jobs and degrees in IT, medicine, accounting or the sciences. I, on the other hand, have a print journalism degree Im not using after I realized that for all that I love the written word, I dont really like the nature of journalism all that much. The pay and hours were terrible, I felt like scum for leeching on tragedies, etc. So thats the long and short of it. My life has been fun but unproductive. Im not asking to earn seven figures a year and take yearly trips to Fiji, but somethings got to change or Ill be riding a cash register until I drop dead in my 80s.  <response>: The twenties are the new teens. Not uncommon for the realization to hit as you near thirty, especially with no dependants to slap you straight. Best advise is to change your environment and the people youre around. At the moment youre surrounded by kids with no responsibility and those who serve them. So get out of town, move in with your parents.Also, what are your interests. What do you want to do? 