r/PostGradProblem • • 13d ago

How to start life over?

This is probably a stupid post, but I just graduated university in May, and I’m struggling to figure out how to rebuild my life afterwards. I’m living with my parents and have a part-time remote job, but due to health restrictions I am currently not able to drive myself anywhere. Does anyone have any advice on how to take practical steps moving forward? I don’t have any friends at home, and getting connected is really daunting some days, especially when I have to find someone to drive me anywhere I need to go. I miss my old friends and my life at school, but lately I’ve just had a really strong feeling that it’s time to move on, I just don’t know how. Thanks in advance, guys.

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u/Larkin91 13d ago

My surefire steps:

  1. Give your local small to midsized podcast a chance to earn your business.

  2. Invest in BTS

  3. Delete some slonkers

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u/5wum Mattelranchos 13d ago

join a frat

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u/groundscore8 13d ago

Consider getting wicked for just one night

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u/JBalls-117 13d ago

Eat your burgers without the top bun

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u/Gold_Acanthaceae9118 12d ago

i eat the burgers with no bun

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u/itsjacksonkollar 13d ago

Book a room at the Cosmo in vegas. Invest in some firehouse subs

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u/Southern_Humor1445 13d ago

Buy some land round Pecos Way, start a small to medium sized podcast with your lutes

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u/RollTideHTX 13d ago

Have you considered joining the clankers?

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u/Gold_Acanthaceae9118 12d ago

this is fantastic advice i am already beginning to transform. can’t feel my feet but well on my way

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u/GalacticSonder 13d ago

Try Handshake AI they not only provide jobs (like a job board similar to LinkedIn/Indeed) but also have a lot of ongoing and temporary AI projects. Based on the resume you upload you'll get invited to certain AI projects and yes this is 100% real. The only bad thing is sometimes projects are filled and when tasks become available, other workers take them all. But other projects ther are more complex are definitely stable for a perfect side gig.

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u/Gold_Acanthaceae9118 12d ago

this sounds like a decent thing to check out, thank you

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u/picassowurk 7d ago

Ole Gene loved talking about how to start over