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Raptor · 11-09-2004

Sounds like your already leaning that direction. Consider this, are you going to look back at it and wonder "what if" later if you don't go? Opportunities come and go, grabbing the right ones makes all the difference. If you are already really leaning that way, do some more research and if nothing glaring stands out opposing the decision, I would go for it. If it didn't work out, you know you can always come back and maybe still end up finding a better job than you have now. Like Jakey said, 33K is more than a lot of grads make. 33K is a very average income though, with the plans and goal you have, it won't take you there and if you don't have much faith in Nash for a much better income in the not to distant future, your life will always be a struggle to make the goals you have happen. I don't mind settling for a lower income when I begin something, but it must have a huge potential or I wouldn't do it.

11-09-2004	#11
Raptor ConArtist Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,960	Sounds like your already leaning that direction. Consider this, are you going to look back at it and wonder "what if" later if you don't go? Opportunities come and go, grabbing the right ones makes all the difference. If you are already really leaning that way, do some more research and if nothing glaring stands out opposing the decision, I would go for it. If it didn't work out, you know you can always come back and maybe still end up finding a better job than you have now. Like Jakey said, 33K is more than a lot of grads make. 33K is a very average income though, with the plans and goal you have, it won't take you there and if you don't have much faith in Nash for a much better income in the not to distant future, your life will always be a struggle to make the goals you have happen. I don't mind settling for a lower income when I begin something, but it must have a huge potential or I wouldn't do it. Last edited by Raptor; 11-09-2004 at 01:10 PM..