<prompt> Human: So im completely lost. I hate my job and there are no opportunities for advancement where I work. I work as a Public Safety Officer at a large and well known University Hospital. I make a decent salary 45k-50k and my employer has excellent benefits including a 2 to 1 match on my retirement plan. Im just miserable and while I do do worthwhile things from time to time most of my job is boring and repetitive and a monkey could do it. When I hear my friends engineers, lawyers, project managers, etc talk about their jobs it feels like they are actually accomplishing something or have something to be proud of. Im embarrassed to talk about my job because I KNOW I could do better if just given a chance.I have a bachelors degree in criminal justice and a masters degree in accounting. Unfortunately I have no relevant experience in the accounting or business world. Every job posting wants experience. Every internship wants me to be a student.What the hell should I do? Im thinking of quitting my job and going back to school...but I dont know what for and I dont want to end up in the same place again with another degree and no worthwhile experience like my accounting degree.I have a new fiancee and we want to have kids in the next few years so thats why im so worried. I want to have a good job and be able to provide for my children and have them be proud of me. Not be some schlup working a dead end job and being miserable.Suggestions? Im willing to quit my job if need be and put in the work.  <response>: While Im a fan of learning, Id like to point out you have a bachelors degree and a masters degree. What would you do with another degree? I think it seems youre in a very stable position and seem like a committeddedicated person, but lacking fulfillment. I dont have a specific answer; I think only you can come up with that. But a suggestion I have credit to listening to Tony Robbins programs is to ask yourself better quality questions. Youve obviously passed the point of being in survival mode food, shelter, etc..., but now think about what would be fulfilling to you. Not whats prestigious or respected by society, but to you. For example, if you would absolutely love to own a pet store, maybe society doesnt respect that as much as a lawyer or engineer, but it would be fulfilling to you which is far more important. Keep asking yourself these questions and the answer will come. Your mind will start noticing and identifying things that would be fulfilling. 