If you have no idea what to do in life, I would look into IT. The IT job market is constantly growing, and IT people get paid so much! The key is simply to be certified in all of these IT languages and operating systems. There are hundreds of schools that will prepare you to take the certification tests, and the certifications only take about three months to complete. Each time you complete a certification you also take a pay raise too. I had an IT professor is college who would lay out a plan to reach a minimum of $100k a year for any student willing to work hard. He worked with a few friends of mine, and they each are doing very well, even in these tough economic times.

I own a MacBook. It has been fine. I wouldn’t say I love it at all, in fact I feel like it has a ton of problems. All of those commercials with the “I’m a Mac, and I’m a P.C.” are true, but they leave out a ton of other problems Macs have. I have been getting more and more unsatisfied with my Mac also because of the commercials that show just how much cheaper PC’s are. They really are so much cheaper, and they have larger hard drives, screens, and graphic capabilities. Sure, MacBooks have some fun built in applications, but I would be more than happy to not have those applications and have half of my money back. MacBooks are fun, but they sometimes seem a little extravagant and not worth the money to me.

When I think of office supplies, the first things that come to my mind are staplers, pens, paper, and paper clips. However, with technology changing, so is the office supply market. One of the newest things I have heard about being purchased in bulk for offices are flash drives. They are the keychain hard drives most everyone has seen at some point. They help companies be much more efficient, and it helps employees transfer documents and other important files. It can be a pain to constantly e-mail yourself everything you need, and flash drives give you the ability to work on any computer at anytime. They are getting remarkably affordable as well.