I’ll try my best to keep this as brief as possible:
I’ve been working in some form of customer service or sales for about five years now (I’m 22, male if that matters). I don’t hate it, but I dislike it enough to know that I’ll never be dedicated enough to move up to any form of management, even though I’m good at managing other people. I’ve dropped out of college twice, despite making passing grades, because it was just too draining. I think we probably all know that feeling of “build-up” that happens leads to a long crash and burn. I’ve been considering HVAC, plumbing, waste management, something in IT, etc. Basically just jobs that either from what I’ve heard don’t have a lot of customer focused aspects and just require doing things with my hands and problem solving without too much personal risk.

Despite graduating second in my class and my family telling me I’ll be rich, I’ve finally started coming to terms with the fact that I’ll probably never be, and that I’d just like a career that pays enough to put some money away for the future, pays for a few hobbies, and pays enough so that I can live independently in a place that isn’t at risk of being broken into.

Are the jobs I’ve listed good options? Or do y’all have some other suggestions for me? I’d appreciate any and all advice right now because I’m completely overwhelmed.