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>>7033093
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I agree. I mainly saw it as a means to an end where I'd be able to shift over to finance, and then ideally be able to get out of working in my 40s.

Have some money set up for the family and be able to give back to my parents. After all the hard work and money from my parents for school, I'd feel horrible just dropping that out because I'm hit with failure.

And you'll be working a lot more than 40 hours a week during busy season. Talking like 60-70 depending on client.