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How to make $100k+ with only 1.5 years of school

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common desire for financial security and career fulfillment with a clear, actionable path, addressing the pain point of uncertainty about one's future.

Summary

The creator suggests becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) as a career path for those unsure about their future, highlighting that it requires only 1.5 years of schooling and can lead to a six-figure income. She encourages viewers to consider LPN school for its financial and scheduling benefits, even if the job itself isn't initially loved.

Structure

1Introduce the premise: high income with short schooling
2Suggest LPN school as a solution
3Address potential hesitations (job enjoyment vs. money/schedule)
4Encourage viewers to try it out

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How to make $100k+ with only 1.5 years of school

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If you don't know what you're doing with your life right now, if you don't know what you're doing with your career right now, I might suggest LPN school. You want to go to school for like a year, a year and a half, and come out making six figures. Go to LPN school. No, I'm trying to get all my friends and family to do LPN school. Mom, stay at home mom, say your husband works. If you go to LPN school, you could work weekends. You could work nights. And there you go. You could work part-time. You could work PRN. Honey, you have some extra time on your hands, honey. Your husband's home for a couple extra days. Pick up a shift. Go to LPN school. Did I stutter? No, I didn't. Go to LPN school. Just do it. If you want to work in healthcare, but you're not really sure what you want to do in healthcare, become an LPN. Try it out. Test it out. I promise you, you're gonna love it. Will you love the job necessarily? Maybe not. But you're gonna love the money, you're gonna love the schedule, you're gonna love just how it fits within your life, which will then make you love the job. You're welcome.