Dylan, oil fields TX-ND- Alberta-Dubia-etc.
Line work-communication work "cable".
CDL Drive a truck OTR.
Rail Roads are giving $3000 referral bonuses for certain jobs.
I disagree with some above--GO-DO NOW while you are young-see the country-World.
(This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) sure don't wait till you are in your 50-60's to do this as age sucks.

I have a 23 year old that has worked lineman jobs NE-TX-ID-MI and now railroad in IL till spring then off doing lineman work again in TX-OK etc. the line companies call him. Yes this makes me proud as a father to have companies calling my son to come work for them. Superb work ethics pay great dividends.

Or learn how to weld like my other son and he travels all over mainly pipe.

Be smart on your 2 am decisions-an oops can tie you down somewhere you werent ready to stay or land you in a bunch of trouble.. “Ill do that later” isnt always realistic, so dont pass up something you really want to do. Find a job that would allow you to transfer within a company-allows you to move if you want something or somewhere new but you can keep seniority within the company or move for promotions if you choose. Eventually you’ll find a place that feels right and hopefully you decide to stay on your own- its not decided for you.

don't go otr. the way things are done now choose something else. reno isn't the only place hauling on construction sites is an option. plenty of work decent money. if you do any kind of construction expect lots of mandatory overtime. downside to construction is that construction is the first to slow in an economic downturn. anything that goes up must come down.

probably need to decide where you want to live first. right now there is work everywhere. employers are competing for employees. especially those with a skill to sell

There are a lot of contractor positions overseas supporting the US government. Great pay and usually a few months forward followed by some time off. It's a chance to see some of the world and have some time and money to travel when you're not on contract.

my sons working 80 hrs a week up here in the hills without any formal training other than heavy equipment maintanance in hs.cdl's are very much sought and electrical would also get ya a long way.lotsa work here and almost seems no one wants it.

It's always easier to get hired if you already have a job. Take the co-op position and keep looking.

Update: Thank you all for your advice and help. I have a phone interview today and tomorrow. One of them is for a missionary position in something called “The World Race”. You travel to 11 different countries in 11 months spreading the gospel. I would really appreciate your prayers because this is my hearts desire. If I get this I will have to work until August next year before I leave. So keep the ideas coming.

When I was 18 I started a tool and die apprenticeship, figured I could get a job anywhere after I was a journeyman. Retired after 44 years working at it and live across the street from where I grew up. Marriage and family has a way of doing that, wanted to head to Alaska, never got there. Happy Alaska day to those that are there.

Boy you asked for it and you received and will continue to... I don't have any advice for you, cept I know you'll tear it up wherever you land and hopefully will give us an update from time to time!

On second thought I think you should find a position in the fashion industry promoting wild fur. Your IG posts will rise to an entirely new level in that industry!

If God is calling you to the missions field then listen, truly a walk in faith. At 21 you got life by “” “”. Personally I feel your like the oil field options aren’t going away in the next year or two. I think big Johns advise about looking at the marines or some other branch of the military is very solid advise. If your not looking for big commitment just yet, but want big adventure look into a guide school. After graduating they could place you with an outfitter. I went to guide school at 19 , then spent the next 5 yrs working for an outfitter in western Montana. I can promise you I look back on those days with very strong feelings of satisfaction. Some of the best 5yrs of my life. Plus I’ve still found time to log 20 yrs into a good profession. Good luck, don’t be afraid to try and fail at your age.

My nuisance business is usually highering

As most have mentioned, there are lots of jobs out there and even great careers. Just pick where and what you want and get it
Good luck to you

follow you're heart young man and good luck to you.

Sounds like my dream job haha! I do really appreciate it.

Best thing is life is/are options!!!!!!

With no woman or baby to support, no addictions to ruin your life, and not hampered by too much debt, you have no one to answer to...now is the time.

I would shoot Zag a PM ASAP, in his business he has work going on all over I would suspect.

Good help is EXTREMLY hard to find and keep these days.

At 21, I was already married and had two kids. Failure was not an option, traveling for fun was not an option, living a 21 year old males life was not an option. I worked. I had to and I had to A LOT. Once she said "I'm pregnant", it wasn't about my wants, needs or desires anymore, it was about providing for the family I helped create.
I love my life and family, and I thank God every day for the way it has turned out. But if I had it to do over again, I would live for myself a little longer, before starting a family.
I say, live your life FOR YOU! If you feel called to do some missionary work, GREAT! Do it and enjoy every second! Things happen in life that you don't expect and they can happen at anytime. Do what YOU want to do, just think it over good before jumping in.
Best of luck to you.

I have an "IN" if you would be interested in building those windmills out west. 380 feet up and 60-80 hrs a week. Hot as heck in the summer. But the pay is great. PM me if interested. They are always looking for men to hire.

Try Freeport Mining in AZ: mining is not for everyone: but they have all trades and crafts and may teach you a new one; AZ offers great hunting and the scenery is incredible. Mine are very remote usually an hour to any form of civilization and 3 hours to Phoenix or Tucson: distance is measured in time out there not miles.

At 21 I had already done 3 years in the Army and had just joined the Navy, 50 countries and over 27 years of service, turned 50 in Iraq. You are young Paul gave you some good advice about the Air Force. When your 65 what do you want to say about your life. Maybe been there done that. Good luck young man.

GO NAVY!!! I spent 7 years as an avionics tech and loved it. would have loved to stay in aviation field but no jobs around here in it. and if you like doing things and not sitting behind a desk, don't go officer

Dylan. Fleet Readiness Center East and Wesr are always hiring for mechs and metal workers. You’ll
Be working for the Marine Corps on their platform.