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This content offers a list of seven high-earning career paths that require less than two years of schooling or training, presenting alternatives to traditional, lengthy college degrees for those looking to change careers or increase income.

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So not many people know this,

but I actually did go to college

and I actually

graduated as an accountant.

And if you would ask me,

if you were to start all over again,

would you have done everything the same?

The answer is absolutely not.

I would have not done accountant.

It took me about four years.

And in those four years,

I could have made so much money if I

found this list before.

So in this video,

I'm gonna give you

guys the seven best jobs

if you wanna start over again,

whether it's because

you lost your license,

you found out the job you loved

is not really the job you love.

Or for example, you

wanna make more money,

whatever it is, there's

something on this list for you.

And my favorite one is number six

because it's my

favorite, but most importantly,

you can make almost upwards to $500,000,

which is actually a bunch of money.

But there is nothing on this list

that takes more than two years of

schooling or training,

which is massive,

because we're almost

told like the only way

to make a lot of money is

to go to school for a decade.

No, that's not what this list is about.

And most importantly, guys,

if you want more details like the

description of the job,

the salary, the license

you need, all that stuff,

I'm gonna have it linked down below.

But for this video,

what I really wanna do is to tell you

how I would approach this myself.

Like how would I try to

change careers into something?

Because everything is like a

Google away, chat GPT away,

but this way you

actually get some insight

and how I would approach this

and you can basically

try it out for yourself.

So let's get right into this video.

Number one, it's going to be

becoming a real estate agent.

Now, obviously, when I

think about a real estate agent,

I think about someone that makes about 3%

of the purchase price of this home.

And if you sell a home for $500,000,

well, guess what?

That's about $15,000.

Now imagine if you

sold a $10 million home,

that's $300,000,

that's so much money, right?

But who the heck is

going to give a person

that just got their

license a $10 million home

or yet alone a $500,000 listing?

Most of the time,

you're not going to

be able to get it done.

So here is how I would approach this.

First, I would make

long-term investments in clients.

Real estate agents don't just

make money by selling homes.

They also make money by renting homes

and leasing them out, okay?

And guess what?

Every single person that I know,

well, whenever they're renting,

usually they're thinking

about buying in the future.

That's what happened to me, okay?

I had an agent that

helped me find, for example,

a rental in Puerto Rico.

And then that same agent

through the same company

helped me buy a home when the time came.

So you can actually do that, okay?

So you find homes for people,

you usually charge them about a flat fee

of one month's rent.

You make some good money like that,

but you invest in that relationship.

You give them little

gifts and all this other stuff

and you keep their

memory thinking about you.

And when the time comes,

they'll think about

you for buying a home.

The second thing I would do

while I'm basically trying to rent homes

and all that other stuff,

I would try to build a brand, okay?

People don't go online and

just look up, for example,

real estate agent,

and they don't just

call the first number.

They usually look to

people that they see online.

They're actively doing something.

So I personally would basically,

every person that I rent something with,

I would take a picture of them with me

and have them give me a testimonial.

I would record the homes.

I would become an

expert as far as real estate.

I would show a lot of homes.

And then those people

would reach out to me

and I would become an expert

and someone that's

very well known, you know?

Like Grand Court Donut in a sense.

But this whole idea,

I really got it from Graham Stephan

because I think if I'm not mistaken,

that was his approach in the beginning.

And eventually this guy was selling homes

that were worth over a million dollars,

but he first started out by renting homes

and that's a great start.

And the competition is less there also.

And you can make a lot of money doing it.

Number two, a commercial truck driver.

Now I know what you're thinking, okay?

Maybe you don't wanna drive

for hours and hours and hours,

and neither do I, okay?

But if I'm able to get

a job within two months

and start making $5,000 a month,

I mean, that is amazing.

I mean, I was in

school for like four years

to become an

accountant, to hopefully graduate

and make 60 to $70,000 as an

entry-level accountant, okay?

This is much better.

Now I was actually involved

in one of these businesses,

not really directly,

but because I gave someone money

to be able to buy their first truck

and to actually get into the business.

So I have some insight on how this works.

And I also have family that's involved.

Now, the only way I

would actually do this

would be like on a temporary basis.

And here's why, okay?

Yes, you can make a lot of money

within two months or

like six months, okay?

Making $5,000 a month

and the only thing

you have to do is drive.

Well, it sounds too good

to be true because it is.

You have to drive a lot.

And you're also away

from your family a lot.

So I would basically do this

for like four to five years,

make 300 to $400,000

and then just pay off a home and then

call it a day, okay?

But the second way I would

actually go about this is,

well, I would actually

use my money to buy trucks

and to get drivers to drive them.

And the way I understand it

is the way the business works

is these people, they split

the profits, the routes in half.

So if you're making like $5,000 a month,

well, I get 2,500 and you get 2,500.

But guess what?

I'm not doing any of the driving.

Yes, I have the vehicle,

I have the maintenance,

I have everything to take care of,

but this way I don't have to

spend all my time on the road.

So it's a job that I

would do temporarily,

but I would strongly consider it.

Imagine, okay, I'm in college,

instead of being in

college for like four years,

well, what's four times six?

That's about 24.

That's $240,000.

Instead of me graduating

with about $20,000 in debt

and no money.

That's a big difference, right?

Is my math right?

I think it is, right?

Number three is a dental hygienist, okay?

My wife, when I first met her,

she was actually a dentist herself here

in Dominican Republic.

Now she's my wife and

she's the mother of my child

and she's at home and

we're very lucky to have her.

But in Dominican

Republic, like they don't get paid

that much, but in the US specifically,

dental hygienists, man, in two years,

they're making like around $80,000,

which is a lot of money, honestly, okay?

Now they're not really

like full-blown dentists.

They basically do like the

cleaning and the educating

and the X-rays and so on.

But I think that it's such

a good job for the most part

because it does have flexibility.

So here would be my approach.

First of all, I wouldn't

just work for one office.

I would work for multiple offices.

And yes, you could do that.

You could work for

multiple dental offices

and you can make money from each of them.

So if you're doing a high-end

clients or high-end offices,

well, you can make much more than $80,000

and work part-time here,

part-time here, part-time there.

I make a good amount of money.

Number two is I

wouldn't really take this job

as a starter job

because some people do that.

They say, well, I'm gonna

become a dental hygienist first

and then I'm gonna work up

to build in my own office

and then I'm gonna work up

to becoming a whole dentist

and so on, but I

really rather just do this.

And the main reason is

because it takes two years.

And if I were to go to

school for six more years

to become a full-blown

dentist, well, that's $480,000

that I could actually

make being a dental hygienist

for six years, then

instead of being, for example,

we're trying to become a dentist

and graduate with a bunch of debt.

You know, honestly, there

isn't really that much money

that you need to make to

have a pretty good life.

So my approach would be that personally,

I wouldn't be trying to

become a full-blown dentist,

spend six more years in school,

spend $200,000 to do it,

to then finally graduate

and make 200 grand or 300 grand a year,

but then the office hours are a lot

and the flexibility might

not be as great as you think.

So I think it's a really good job.

In two years, making

$80,000, it's amazing.

Now, job number four

is becoming a plumber.

And I think every man should be a plumber

for their own homes, okay?

Everyone should know

exactly how to unclog a toilet,

how to install a toilet,

how to drain a drainage pipe,

how to install a faucet.

All these things are things that we

should know how to do,

and especially how to

install a hot water system.

It sounds complicated,

but trust me, it is not.

Every time I saw a plumber

do it, I would say to myself,

this is difficult,

but it's not impossible

for me to learn how to

do these things, okay?

And guess what?

The way I would approach this is very

simple and very basic.

And obviously, plumbers

make a good amount of money

because although I think that everyone

should be a plumber,

a lot of people do think

it's a job beneath them

and they refuse to actually do it

or have any interest in it, okay?

But because of that,

it's a really good job.

And it is a job that is recession-proof

because even when people

don't have money or jobs,

if something breaks,

they're gonna find the money

to actually fix it up, okay?

Now, the main idea was,

well, I would

actually work for a company,

being a plumber, right?

That way I could do

what they need me to do

and I can make a good amount of money.

That can make me

$50,000 to $60,000 a year.

But most importantly, I

would also work with Airbnbs

and real estate agents and other people,

like normal people, right?

And I would actually work with them

because when I was staying at an Airbnb,

I had the same plumber come twice.

And my understanding is

that this same plumber

is the one that manages

just about all the homes

that this Airbnb owner actually has.

And I could be that too, right?

And this guy just comes in,

installs a hot water machine or whatever,

and he's like $400.

And I'm like, really?

Okay, they make a lot of money, man.

So it's a pretty good job

with a lot of flexibility

where you're able to do your own gigs,

able to work for a

person for fixed money,

and you're also able to

have a good skill at home

so you can fix all

the stuff in your house.

Super important.

Number five, become an electrician.

Now, funny story here, my dad,

before he became a politician,

he was going to be an electrician.

Now, the story does

not have a happy ending

because he ended up dropping out

because he said, "I am

terrified of getting shocked."

Apparently, he got shocked a few times

and he was like,

"Yeah, I am done with this."

He went into a

politician later on and he won

and he did his campaign

stuff, which is great stuff,

but he quit, okay?

But electricians, man, they

make a good amount of money.

And you're able to

become one in two years.

Now, not a master electrician.

That takes, for example, some

mentorship or apprenticeship,

and you get into that later on,

but once you get your electrician stuff,

you're able to start

working and making money,

then you become an apprentice

and you're able to actually become

a master electrician later on.

But there are several

different approaches, right?

One approach is you work for a company.

Let's say, for example,

Con Edison or whatever,

or a local electrician

company in your local area.

Or you can actually work for

other people and help them out.

Here's a personal story, okay?

When about my first home in Puerto Rico,

there was a massive

issue with the electricity.

From the pole, which was

outside and it was underground,

well, there was no

connection to my house.

So in order to get my

house connected to the outside,

we had to dig a six foot hole

and install all the

electrical wiring beneath the ground.

Now, this was gonna cost me about $12,000

and about three months while I waited

for everything to come through

and the license and all this stuff.

But there was this guy and he was like,

hey, I do this all the time.

He charged me $6,000.

It took him a weekend and he did

everything up to code

and everything was perfect, okay?

So imagine that, okay?

A weekend, $6,000, just like that.

There are jobs like that.

And for example, okay,

I'm embarrassed to say this,

but I don't even know how to

fix a light bulb in my house,

okay?

Like I know how to take a

light bulb up, obviously,

but I don't know how to

uninstall the whole thing,

how to turn off all the breakers

and then how to plug

everything back and all.

I don't know how to do that, okay?

But someone doing that,

installing a ceiling fan,

all that stuff, that

could be like $50, $30,

or even more money.

Simple things that take

you like 15, 20 minutes.

You can get on

TaskRabbit and you could actually

do those things and

make some extra money.

And that's pretty good stuff, okay?

I like it a lot.

I'm probably gonna do

a course on electricity

and also a course on plumbing,

not for like trying

to make money purposes,

but just to try to know

all these skills in my home

in case there is an emergency

and I need to get things done.

They take about like two

months or six months, by the way.

They don't take that long.

Number six is my favorite.

I told you, it's a financial advisor.

And I love the idea of counseling people

and helping people with their finances

and helping them make money.

But there's this ethical thing with me

that for some reason,

I just cannot overcome.

And when you actually try to

become a financial advisor,

there are several different licenses.

You could actually get to

do several different things.

You can get a license to

sell stocks and buy bonds.

You can get a license

to actually give advice

and to manage portfolios.

You can get a license

to actually charge people

for asset management.

There are a lot of things

and that's why the link is down below.

But the main thing is

there is a portion of this

where you can make a lot

of money from your client,

even though it's not in

your client's best interests.

I don't like that.

So my main goal would be,

if I were to ever

become a financial advisor,

it would be to be a fiduciary.

A fiduciary, everything

that he does or she does

has to be in the best

interest of his or her client.

That way, I don't wanna

sell you whole life insurance.

I don't wanna sell you assets

that I know don't make any sense to you,

but since I'm getting a commission

and I can make some long-term income,

I don't want to do that.

I don't want to.

So I would probably

go into fiduciary work,

but if you're able to

put that aside and say,

well, it's just business.

I'm offering products that

are for this person and so on.

Well, this job can

make you a lot of money,

like upwards to like

200, 300, 400, $500,000.

I am not joking, look it up.

You can make a lot of money

and you can do this within

two years or maybe three years.

It depends on how hard you study

and if you're able to pass

the exams for the most part.

But it is incredible.

I think if I ever had to get a job,

I would probably get into

like financial devising.

It would just click for me.

I think so.

Now the last one, number seven,

which is the most surprising one

is to become a flight attendant.

I had no idea to

become a flight attendant.

You could actually do

it within two months

to maybe six months or so.

And usually even the

train is done by the airline

and they pay for the whole thing for you.

Now, obviously, a flight attendant

isn't going to make you rich overnight,

but you're able to get

30,000 to 50, to 60K.

And once you get into like your tenure

and you're like a senior there,

well possibly you could even make like

upwards to $100,000.

That's a lot of money.

Now, this is like one of those jobs,

like the whole like trucking job,

which I wouldn't do right now in this

picture I'm in right now

with my wife, with my daughter.

I just don't wanna be

flying back and forth

and being over here

because I will miss a lot of

moments of my family's life.

But if I'm back to being 17 years old,

I just graduated high school

and I can get a job

being a flight attendant

and make $60,000, like 50K,

or even $40,000 for like four years.

Well, in four years, I

got to make 160 grand.

That's a lot of money.

And even while I'm

being a flight attendant,

I could be doing, for

example, like some online courses.

So once I'm done with that,

I could basically just get into a normal

job for the most part.

That's a little bit more stable

as far as like not having to

be over there and over here

and all this flying around stuff, okay.

And there's a lot of

cool perks obviously,

but it's one of those

jobs that you can get into.

The cost is high because

it is a lot of flying around

and there's like little stability

and the roots you

could actually build up.

But if you're young and

you're just getting started

and you don't have responsibilities

and you're able to do

this, well, it's not that bad.

I would prefer, I would

have preferred to do this,

then go to college

and get that much money

while I'm getting a

degree also and then graduate

and then just go into a normal job.

I think that those options

aren't usually given to us.

We usually are told

you have to go to college

and stick to that because

I think everyone's worried

about you not finishing,

but if you're committed,

you're going to be

committed, okay, for the most part.

Guys, those are seven jobs

for people that are

willing to start over.

And they take less than two years.

Some of these jobs make you over 100K.

Let me know in the comments down below

which one of these

were you most surprised by

and which one of these

would you actually consider?

Let me know.

For me, honestly, I told you ready, okay?

It has to be number six

to be a financial advisor.

But if I'm in a clinch,

I could become a trucker

like in a second, okay?

And it's not to denote

truckers or whatever,

but it's a pretty accessible job

where you make a lot of

money, but it is grueling work.

And I get sleepy.

Maybe I won't do that, okay?

Thanks for watching.

I'll see you guys next time.

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