<prompt> Human: From my own research, it seems like accounting, IT related, some trade, and vocational nurse degrees are the best bet. What do yall think? Im trying to make some real progress in pay without taking on debt.Assistant: If its just money you want and you dont mind shitty work. The federal government is paying for people to get their CDLs to become truck drivers. It takes a month and the starting pay is decent with some of the more respected recruitment partners with the community college. 6 months in and you can partner up and drive teams and make well over 100k a year. If you buy your own truck it could be as much as 200k per year.Human: Ive heard some horror stories about people not succeeding financially with trucking. Do you have any advice on how to avoid that?  <response>: The easiest way to fail financially at trucking is to buy your own truck without doing your homework first. You have to be all business, the truck always comes first. The easiest way to succeed is to ease into it, I started driving with a company that did 4 on 4 off scheduling. I drove 4 days then I was off 4 days, made about 48k my first year doing that. It really made me a better driver, it forced me to go to new places every week and every dock was a new, difficult challenge. 