On: Trade school, not 4-year college, is a better bet to solve the US income gap

[puppetmaster30]

Yeah, but from career politicians POV: we want liberal arts. STEM or trade skills.... that is risky. They may want a smaller gov. So no way politics will go this way. For example, the Dirty Jobs guy? His video is banned by Google. True.

[mantas → puppetmaster30]

Any source on Dirty Jobs dude and Google ban? Never heard about it.

[maxerickson → mantas]

https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMikeRowe/posts/1680626875280...

[EADGBE → maxerickson]

> The gist of my argument goes like this: > 1) Passion is a critical component of job satisfaction and overall happiness. However...

> 2) Just because you’re passionate about something, doesn’t mean you won’t suck at it. Which means...

> 3) Following your passion doesn’t always lead to lasting happiness or true job satisfaction. Ergo, my advice to graduates is...

> 4) "NEVER follow your passion, but ALWAYS bring it with you."

It's a shame it was censored. I could have used that advice. I've been considering a career transition into the trades, anyway.