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Making Six Figures is Hard

The first question to ask yourself is why do you want to make six figures? Yeah you, of all people in the world. Do you know how hard it is to make six figures? $100,000? How many times did you watch TV and see people fighting, arguing, debating about the top 1%? Right, those rich people who have all the money in the world. Making over six figures won't necessarily put you in the top 1%, but you're up there, you're up there man, right? Not everybody can be great, not everybody can be LeBron James, not everybody can be Michael Jordan, Babe Ruth, Derek Jeter, Wayne Gretzky, not everybody can be great. Greatness isn't for everybody. So if you wanna make six figures, you have to really, truly internalize how hard that path is going to be. I mean sure, some people end up stumbling into making over $100,000 per year in their 20s. Think about this for a minute, the people out there in their 30s, in their 40s, 50s, 60s, even your parents, or even nobody in your family has ever made six figures. Yet you of all people wanna make six figures in your 20s? So once you fully comprehend that fact, you have to realize how special it is if you achieve it in your 20s. So what I'm about to lay down right now is the game, it's the truth, so you better pay attention closely 'cause if you fully execute on this advice I'm about to give you right here, you will be in the top echelon of the world, you'd be greatness epitomized, right? Are you ready for greatness? With that being said, if you fully understand how hard this can be, but the whole point of this channel is to make this simple for everybody out there to achieve, right? Getting something complex, making it simple. So with that being said, let me lay down the blueprint and show you how you can achieve a six figure lifestyle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45l-wgWh6nM

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Highest paying college degrees

Number one: As a finance major, you’ll be working with a lot of other people’s money; and it’s no surprise that some of that money would fall into your pocket. You’ll get a better start in your finance career if you do a few internships in your field. Once you do, you can expect to earn about $46,500 to start and $87,300 at mid-level. Number 2: Economics is another college degree that leaves you with tons of career options, from banking to finance to education and government. If none of those interests you, you can also land jobs in law (with further education), consulting, public policy and research. Starting salary for those majoring in economics is around $45,000 but by mid career, you see a hefty boost to around $95,000. Number three: Before you immediately pass over math as a major, think about this: those who major in math have some of the lowest unemployment rates of any other major — 95% of math majors are employed. They are also quite well compensated for their work, with a starting salary of around $47,000-$52,600 and a mid-career salary of $89,900-$98,600

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College degrees to get high paying jobs

Number four: If you haven’t noticed it yet, it pays to be very good with numbers. Statistics majors will be tasked with tracking large amounts of data, analyzing it, and focusing down on the results. You’ll need serious skills with spreadsheets and even some programming ability for this career. A statistician can pull in about $50,000 right out of school and about $99,000 by mid-career. Number five: Do you want to work for a company like Apple or Microsoft and help program the next big thing in computers? Well, they want to pay you a lot to do it. Major in computer science and do well in school, including doing some internships and projects, and you’ll probably land a job that starts out paying around $55,000. Stick with it and you could be making 6 figures by mid-career.

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Degrees to Make Six Figures #6

Number six: Physics is another one of those college degrees that makes most of our brains hurt even thinking about pursuing, but if you can wrap your mind around it, you will be glad you did. Physics majors have a lot of options, working in museums, the military, laboratories and schools. They are also paid very well for understanding the way the universe works. Right out the gate they are paid nearly $50,000 and by mid career, they are making just over $100,000. Number seven: If you are simply looking for a job that pays the biggest bucks, you can’t go wrong in pursuing a college degree in engineering. In fact, seven of the top highest paying college majors are various engineering majors, like petroleum, chemical, electrical, materials science and aerospace; so you have a large range of options which fits you best. Depending on which field you choose, you can start out getting paid between $50,000-$95,000, and by mid career, you be up to $85,000-$155,000.

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Entry-Level Engineer Salary

An entry level engineer can start out making twenty to thirty thousand dollars a year in US dollars, and they basically will stay in the--stay at that level for probably six to twelve months, and then they can move up their salary can increase maybe a couple to five thousand a year, until they get to--they plateau at a certain level, which we'll say is forty-five thousand a year, maybe. And as much as forty-five thousand dollars a year depending on where you are. And that will, that will cap off because then you need to have, in order to get more money, you have to have an actual degree. You have to have a certification that makes you more of a valuable employee to an engineering firm.

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