Same. I (34) still live at home, never had friends or a girlfriend, never had a serious career, only worked minimum wage, dont own a car or have savings, in fact I only have debt. Alcohol problems. When my parents die, I probably become homeless.

I've seen people get into work from some government courses, not online ones. It's the lack of a plan that a lot of people struggle with, also it's pretty demotivating when these things don't work out.

Maybe another way to look at your current predicament is that you are putting too much on the fact that you were able to seek the funding yourself. Perhaps you shocked yourself by your level of motivation and just expected everything else to fall into place. The sad truth is that life just doesn't work that way. There are peaks, which are quickly followed by troughs. We must take the rough with the smooth and believe that things will work out as long as we keep working positively in a chosen direction. Good luck!

They're not perfect and aren't great digitally in Japan from my experience.

@@joejo4549 no one's perfect, but digital can be crappy in Japan yeah

@@simplelifeinjapan5353 I think bureaucracy is worse there and Germany then the UK for a lot of things. Germany at least divided things out more though and this is only speaking about immigration.

The course could absolutely lead to something. He’s not using it as a delay tactic at all.

Understandable look on it. So the course is funded it would give a level 2 qualification but also the understanding of the subject. I looked at this as a way to get a feel of something which I hoped to complete by February, with the intent of then going onto a degree through the open University. Feelong like it is being delayed obviously slows the rest of the process down, which if you have watched some of my other stuff you will know that the time thing is something inam really having problems with. But I understand where you are coming from for sure

If you think this is right for you then go for it. I’m just saying stuff that people might not want to hear as I’ve been where you are. If you were 25 then I’d not bring it up but judging by your earlier videos, you’ve done lots of studying and courses in the past and they’ve left you feeling inadequate as you didn’t have actual experience in the workplace. Doing a degree now will mean you’ll be pushing 40 if/when you finish it which is something to consider. I guess it all depends on what the course is and if you’re confident it’ll help find a career at the end.

@@captaincluster316 I appreciate what you are saying, 100% its something I have also spun around in my head so I can understand totally what you are saying and where you are coming from, in a way its actually reassuring that there is another voice out there expressing the things I have pondered too

I dont know where you live, but without a degree it is hard to find a job, that pays you more than minimum wage. So, I dont blame him for cosidering that. And regaring his age, if it should be a problem, I dont blame him, I blame the job market. If you cant obtain a degree at 30, 40 or even 50, the job market has failed - not the individual. The job market should work for people of different ages and in different life situations. @@captaincluster316

I went to check the notifs and had one from you that well, didnt show anything 🧐 youtube be youtubeing again.. Rest assured, I am not removing them

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Just move to fucking London 😂😂😂😂😂😂 never heard worse advice in my life for getting on your feet the cost of living if insane

Yes you're right that opening your mind and cosmopolitan living is beneficial but I have to agree with Joejo4549. Demand is artificially manipulated in the UK to maximise profit. Demand for jobs and houses. Unless you are guaranteed a well-paid job in the capital, how are you going to pay the astronomical bills ? London is the most expensive place in the country if not the world and there are on average 20 applicants for every rental property. It's insane. I guess he could work in a cafe and share a house with 20 others, and there could be some value in that, but mental health has to be delicately managed for some people. Answers on a postcard please

@@joejo4549 perhaps Adam is more prepared than you for London

@@PabloMaganaSanchez-zi1ec it's financially just unfeasible, have you done something similar and if so what career? I've interviewed for jobs in London for tech jobs, I was rejected but not many other careers make sense for entry level moves and certainly not going there for training

I like how you just white wash the mental battle by suggesting moving into a big city, like the added stress of living in a place that has even wider financial margins would be a positive. the cost of education, cost of living, travel expenses everything increases and the wage of the jobs I would be able to get would still be minimum wage. 🤔