Post: Future Plans in life?
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10-07-2013, 07:45 PM
#1
Maggie Simpson
You talkin to me?
But really guys, whats your plans for later on in life? Im currently in 10th grade so once i graduate i either plan on working with my family because we own a family business, or Joining the U.S. army as an Infantryman. I also plan on raising a family... hopefully 2 kids and a Wife :p
Tell me about your later plans in life!
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10-07-2013, 09:14 PM
#3
Vanz
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Originally posted by Maggie
Helping the GD stay alive :y:
But really guys, whats your plans for later on in life? Im currently in 10th grade so once i graduate i either plan on working with my family because we own a family business, or Joining the U.S. army as an Infantryman. I also plan on raising a family... hopefully 2 kids and a Wife :p
Tell me about your later plans in life!
But really guys, whats your plans for later on in life? Im currently in 10th grade so once i graduate i either plan on working with my family because we own a family business, or Joining the U.S. army as an Infantryman. I also plan on raising a family... hopefully 2 kids and a Wife :p
Tell me about your later plans in life!
Well my 1st goal is to get done with high school,shouldn't be that hard as i'm in 11th.
2nd Get a job for college money
3rd Finish college
4th Get a good paying job.
5th Get married
6th Have enough money to have two kids.
:y:
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10-07-2013, 10:25 PM
#5
GlitchyEel
Little One
Finish grade 12 and then get a full time job. I'm planning on saving up some money to visit my boyfriend (no homo, am a chick 
) in England, so hopefully I'll get enough money by the summer 
After that I want to go to college and take some courses in computer science. My dream job is to work with computer hardware, assembling and building computers. Hopefully I'll get there soon
) in England, so hopefully I'll get enough money by the summer After that I want to go to college and take some courses in computer science. My dream job is to work with computer hardware, assembling and building computers. Hopefully I'll get there soon
10-07-2013, 10:40 PM
#6
Solo
Rookie
make the moneys
all the moneys
srs.
Trying to see my options about moving to Miami. Very interested in finance industry, hedge funds to be exact. I have a position I can take, debating whether or not I should. I would also like to get an executive MBA in the future. I'd want to go the part-time route as I can still work with my bachelor's and JD. I would likely be able to get it done in 3 years if I could work 4 days a week. I do not need the MBA but it would be worthwhile since it would be free to me and I'd be more well-rounded and also have a higher salary. I might just stay in law and join or start a practice down there. Whichever one gives me good money and most free time is the one I'll do. Wife will have a high paying job soon wither her MBA and we can get a nice house together. Of course I'll be adding to my car collection. No plans for kids yet at all, not sure if it's going to happen. Big commitment, emotionally, time-wise, and financially.
all the moneys
srs.
Trying to see my options about moving to Miami. Very interested in finance industry, hedge funds to be exact. I have a position I can take, debating whether or not I should. I would also like to get an executive MBA in the future. I'd want to go the part-time route as I can still work with my bachelor's and JD. I would likely be able to get it done in 3 years if I could work 4 days a week. I do not need the MBA but it would be worthwhile since it would be free to me and I'd be more well-rounded and also have a higher salary. I might just stay in law and join or start a practice down there. Whichever one gives me good money and most free time is the one I'll do. Wife will have a high paying job soon wither her MBA and we can get a nice house together. Of course I'll be adding to my car collection. No plans for kids yet at all, not sure if it's going to happen. Big commitment, emotionally, time-wise, and financially.
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10-08-2013, 12:01 AM
#7
GodDrinksPepsi
League Champion
Main Goal: Commission as a officer in the U.S Air Force and become a Fighter Pilot. Currently working on getting my private pilot license which I have 29/40 required flight hours in a Cesna 172. After I get my PPL I am going to get certified in Instrument Flight Rules so I can fly under any condition.
Contingency Plan: Become an intelligence analyst in the Air Force (assuming I can meet the qualifications)
Contingency Plan: Become an intelligence analyst in the Air Force (assuming I can meet the qualifications)
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10-08-2013, 02:14 AM
#9
Kidd Cold
**** my Toaster !~!
Originally posted by Sexy
make the moneys
all the moneys
srs.
Trying to see my options about moving to Miami. Very interested in finance industry, hedge funds to be exact. I have a position I can take, debating whether or not I should. I would also like to get an executive MBA in the future. I'd want to go the part-time route as I can still work with my bachelor's and JD. I would likely be able to get it done in 3 years if I could work 4 days a week. I do not need the MBA but it would be worthwhile since it would be free to me and I'd be more well-rounded and also have a higher salary. I might just stay in law and join or start a practice down there. Whichever one gives me good money and most free time is the one I'll do. Wife will have a high paying job soon wither her MBA and we can get a nice house together. Of course I'll be adding to my car collection. No plans for kids yet at all, not sure if it's going to happen. Big commitment, emotionally, time-wise, and financially.
all the moneys
srs.
Trying to see my options about moving to Miami. Very interested in finance industry, hedge funds to be exact. I have a position I can take, debating whether or not I should. I would also like to get an executive MBA in the future. I'd want to go the part-time route as I can still work with my bachelor's and JD. I would likely be able to get it done in 3 years if I could work 4 days a week. I do not need the MBA but it would be worthwhile since it would be free to me and I'd be more well-rounded and also have a higher salary. I might just stay in law and join or start a practice down there. Whichever one gives me good money and most free time is the one I'll do. Wife will have a high paying job soon wither her MBA and we can get a nice house together. Of course I'll be adding to my car collection. No plans for kids yet at all, not sure if it's going to happen. Big commitment, emotionally, time-wise, and financially.
You should adopt... I'm potty-trained..for the most part :p ; very quiet, can cook, I would have to bring my doberman with me tho.
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