After years in accounting, I've finally had enough. I've considered going further in for my designation but I cannot stomach learning and applying more studies and research into something that clearly does not interest me.
In terms of my interests, I like the sciences. Back in university I was merely looking for a career choice that would get me a job placement once I was done and ended up with a degree in business. Now that I've had a fair amount of time to "grow up" I think I want to go back to school to learn something that truly interests me. I always come back to automotive interests, mostly the aspects of the fluids and lubricants that make them "work". What makes one better than the other? why would you use one in certain applications but not others? these types of questions have always interested me.
I have no kids and no mortgage (live in an apt. in an area of Vancouver BC that condos easily sell for over $700k+ price range...and I'm not planning to win the lottery anytime soon nor inherit millions to buy a house). I also have lots of free time in my evenings and weekends. I don't care much for obtaining financial wealth to retire by the time I'm 45... financial wealth sounds nice, but I'd rather focus on what interest me.
Advise is appreciated
In terms of my interests, I like the sciences. Back in university I was merely looking for a career choice that would get me a job placement once I was done and ended up with a degree in business. Now that I've had a fair amount of time to "grow up" I think I want to go back to school to learn something that truly interests me. I always come back to automotive interests, mostly the aspects of the fluids and lubricants that make them "work". What makes one better than the other? why would you use one in certain applications but not others? these types of questions have always interested me.
I have no kids and no mortgage (live in an apt. in an area of Vancouver BC that condos easily sell for over $700k+ price range...and I'm not planning to win the lottery anytime soon nor inherit millions to buy a house). I also have lots of free time in my evenings and weekends. I don't care much for obtaining financial wealth to retire by the time I'm 45... financial wealth sounds nice, but I'd rather focus on what interest me.
Advise is appreciated