<prompt> Human: Right now Im working in a kitchen making minimum wage. The good news is that its full time 40 hours a week minimum but no benefits. I have no degrees, some college education, but money got tight and I had to leave school. Now I have a bit saved up and investing every couple of paychecks in a TD ameritrade account. Im just about 20 and I dont know what I want to do as a career, looking for any advice on how to advance my life.  <response>: 1. If you are good at mathscience, take a class and learn SQL. If you have an aptitude for code, thats a great point of entry. If you dont, SQL can still be highly valuable for someone working in tech doing non-coding or low code roles. More and more traditional employers see themselves as tech employers and are looking for coding skills. 2. If you arent good at mathscience, learn how to translate what you do working in a kitchen, or any other entry level job into the language of project or program management. Keep track of what you do in terms of inventory management, budgeting, time management, team building, even if no one else does. Always keep track of metrics related to your work roles. ie. Prep cook in kitchen preparing meals for more than 500 diners per shift, and grossing more than 10,000 per night. Every single career can be broken into project and program management. The more you can speak that language the more easily you will be hired and promoted.3. If neither of the above appeal to you, find a trade that you love and study go gain the certifications to find the best paying roles in your line of work in the highest quality of life workplace.My two cents. 