Maximize the Amount of Certifications You Have

[ae7hyr]

It allows you to market yourself to a wider range of employers. It also makes for great conversation (i.e. "you have a motorcycle?", "can you mix me 'x'?", "isn't skydiving dangerous?")

Some certifications/licenses to consider (the ones I have are marked with an asterisk):
- CPR*
- lifeguard
- EMT*
- firefighting
- USPA (skydiving) A/B/C/D
- ASA (sailing)
- bartending
- motorcycle license*
- pyrotechnician
- forklift operator

Polymaths are people with a wide-range of specific knowledge, and being able to relate such as a function of relevance is an even greater feat.

Becoming distinguished is an amazingly fulfilling path to pursuit. I would recommend it to anyone and everyone!

 

[ldar = cope]

Jack of all trades, master of none

 

[autistic_tendencies]

Means nothing

 

[Butthurt Dweller]

Just get a real job theory who givea a fuck if you sail a boat

 

[betamanlet]

I have first aid card and high school diploma

 

[ae7hyr]

Just get a real job theory who givea a fuck if you sail a boat

You'd be surprised what you might get out of it. I plan on getting that, and my skydiving license, and most people think those two things are pretty cool.

People will make an image of you in their minds, and it doesn't hurt if they imagine you doing cool stuff like the above.

 

[SHARK]

I’m certified in facial aesthetics

 

[Deleted member 1329]

finally some fucking good ideas

 

[prgfromnl]

Pyrotechnician sounds fucking awesome ngl

 

[DOggo]

ngl, you'll probably forget all the shit you learnt in a year

 

[DoctorPMA]

I had first aid training a while ago. I remember almost nothing.

 

[Chintuck22]

Jack of all trades, master of none

Me basically