Fishery: paid for transportation to the job, free housing and food on the job, and at the end of it you have a couple grand that hasn’t been blown on anything — free to do whatever you want with.
Tough work. You’re on a boat for 1-2 months. You work 12ish hours a day. If your body is able (or you can make it able), it’s good.
Next up is getting housing and cleaning yourself up for greener pastures. Oil fields is one. Lineman/tower climber is another.
Easy six figures. After a year of doing nothing but work, figure out what you want to do from there.
The work will distract you from your problems, and the change in environment will reset your mindset.
Lots of well-paid trades work in Washington for people that don’t have anything to lose.
Fishery: paid for transportation to the job, free housing and food on the job, and at the end of it you have a couple grand that hasn’t been blown on anything — free to do whatever you want with.
Tough work. You’re on a boat for 1-2 months. You work 12ish hours a day. If your body is able (or you can make it able), it’s good.
Next up is getting housing and cleaning yourself up for greener pastures. Oil fields is one. Lineman/tower climber is another.
Easy six figures. After a year of doing nothing but work, figure out what you want to do from there.
The work will distract you from your problems, and the change in environment will reset your mindset.
Lots of well-paid trades work in Washington for people that don’t have anything to lose.