In an ideal world, you decide what you want to do in a leisurely way as you grow up watching the world, discovering what you’re good at and like to do then after grade school, you go to a trade/ career school or college, get trained and educated and after that, a job is waiting for you.

This is the artistic view, the traditional Montessori approach, let the kid develop naturally but in the real world, you can’t just be an artist and do what you want.

You have to be useful to other people in a practical way.

Cuteness and the fun musings of school don’t cut it like all that history, archeology, literature kind of crap that has no relevance in the real world of function.

When I was a kid, I remember some of my father’s friends with unskilled jobs earning enough money to support a family.

In the 1980s, I paid my way through college with part-time jobs; tuition, books, rent, gas, recreational substances and I had fun too. Life was good.

What happened?

There are not enough jobs for all the people who want to work. As time goes on, this will get worse because of automation which includes robotics and artificial intelligence.

Overpopulation is supposedly the biggest problem within the human race. There are finite resources. I don’t understand why they keep letting immigrants in to compete for jobs with the people already here.

Woody Guthrie and Jacque Fresco of the Venus Project, in the 1930s and 40s, both thought the country was wealthy based on magazines, radio, movies, news reels, etc. but when they went traveling around, they saw poverty everywhere.

My point is don’t believe anything on TV or in the media. They’re selling a fake glossed-up world.

Take care of yourself. Do research to find the best fields and the best places to work then do it.

This book is about the process of exploring career options, finding a job then keeping it.

It’s a blueprint job-hunting book for anyone anywhere. I talk about the job-search process, where to look for a job, resumes, interviews, social media, linkedin, etc.

I created other books with job websites for specific places like the United States, Canada, Europe, UK and the world and specific categories of people like minorities, college grads, seniors, etc.

There is a hidden rate of unemployment that is not reported by government and mainstream media. The Government Dept of Labor reports the number and percentage of people getting unemployment checks from them.

They don’t report the many unemployed and homeless people not getting government unemployment checks. If they did, the people would realize our countries are nowhere near as prosperous as they look on paper or on TV.

Go on youtube and watch Gary Null’s movie Poverty Inc. to start to see that you’re being lied to all the time about how prosperous our societies supposedly are.

Go on youtube, type in los angeles homeless …

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