Doing what you love is something that they teach you in kindergarden. In real life people become fry cooks and work on automobiles not because they love it but because they need the cash.

If you get hungry enough you'll do anything for money. Regardless go be a teacher in japan since you can probably qualify for the JET program if you have a degree if you want a different job.

Also hey you could advertise dog food. Dog food isn't a bad thing to glamorize because I do like doge commercials.

>>17259196
Thanks for the input, Japan is a place I've really wanted to go to for a while. Is that something I need to learn japanese for? I mean I know it would help me in the country

>>17259187
Take a gap year after graduation. After travelling, you'll want to settle down and really get to work on a career, that's what happened to me though I didn't get taken in by some weird ass Buddhist teaching. There are plenty of jobs that just need any degree to get into like federal government jobs and in banks where I'm from.

>>17259209
JET is only for a year I think. I've been to Japan with high school level Japanese (forgotten over many many years) and I'd recommend learning the basics of the language for stuff like to be able to read signs in the smaller cities where English is rarer. A surprising amount of Japanese can speak English though I mainly got along with (Australian and Russian) expats while I was over there for a couple months.

>>17259263
Also, don't come back a smug condescending cunt that people who think they are "worldly" can be. You've only traveled for so long.

Charities, churches, non-profits, the United Way and other non-sinister organizations need advertising too.

advertising is just a way of getting a message out there so just choose to get the message out for worthwhile stuff.