Been working my a$$ off lately while realizing that unlike my coworkers I wish to better my life and learn new skills that will help me to not have to go to work and physically exert my a$$ off 6 days a week. I wish others would realize that they have hidden talents, so I suggest learning new skills to my coworkers and try n help them make more money while increasing their confidence as a human being, and realizing their goals in life, but my actions are in vain. Turns out I have taught myself a big life lesson that some people are happy going to work 6-3 answering to the man instead of being the man. If you have to work a crap job while perusing your passions, learn everything you can about that job, and succeed in that field. The internet is a few finger movements away and infinite knowledge is at your finger tips, so take the extra time and learn! And if you (in your life have to work a crap job.) find yourself in a stale position to think deeply upon yourself to realize what you want out of life. That drive will help you to push through your work day, and to come home and study your selected field. Life will only hold on for so long, it is up to us to make the most of it.

I can relate to this man, so many kids at my school have potential, yet they don't care about anything, they don't have ambition its a shame really, its hard to understand people who don't want to achieve, excel when for them it would be so much easier than for so many others that work their a$$es of for a shot at the kind of possibilities that float past these spoiled kids.

e.g. A kid i used to be friends with for a long time wanted to be an engineer, accelerated maths and english (does the next grades course), science subjects sitting on mostly A's. He was great at sports too. Next year shows up with bludge electives, drops the high maths class, but still the same cocky attitude. Its a shame.