u/RainSunshine3524

After college, I gravitated toward jobs that were analytical and repetitive.

I always envied creatives, paid to use tools like Adobe to create something beautiful/expressive.

I'm currently looking to return to work, in a new field. I've been dabbling in Premiere and After Effects, but can't imagine getting good enough with either to make a living from them.

My question is, are there any creative jobs where creatives can learn to do the job in a reasonable amount of time and make a good living from the job?

Or is my current understanding correct that creative jobs are some of the hardest to become employable for?

1. I recently lost my entry level Fitbit. I'm inclined to replace it with the same model (Inspire 3). Is there any reason, from a weight loss perspective, to instead get a higher-end model or a different brand?

My understanding is that more expensive models have a built-in ECG and also a built-in GPS. But I believe the Inspire 3 connects to my cellphone's GPS. So I don't really see any need to go with something expensive. Do you agree?

2. I have used a calorie tracker for years. What is the next most essential type of weight management app?

Thank you.

Is there anyone here who has overcome yo-yo dieting? I seek advice on how I may do the same?

I am personally reluctant to use weight loss medication due to a medical condition I have.

I lose weight easily, but regain it quickly upon discontinuing whatever diet I was on.

I am a yo-yo dieter.

I lose weight by counting calories. But when I stop dieting, I regain the weight quickly.

I am reluctant to use weight loss medication due to a medical condition I have.

Does anyone have advice?

I seek to return to the office, in a new field.

I will train online, pursuing certifications and portfolio pieces.

3 Questions:

• Which subject should I learn. The subject I choose should be in demand, including with advances in AI?
• How do you recommend I determine which subject I'll most enjoy? Online courses require months, so I'm looking to quickly assess, upfront, what I'll enjoy.
• It's hard for me to stay motivated for months when I'm starting at a screen by myself, as online courses require. Do any of you have reccomendations for the motivation element?

My top fields of interest are

• data analysis
• sales operations
• marketing operations
• digital marketing.

Thank you.