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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2024
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This is a wild one, but I had a meth addiction for about 5 years in my late 20s. During this time I would tweak out on electronics, computers, soldiering, hacking threads and pretty much anything related to that. Skip forward a couple decades and I am a pretty well paid engineer that's a senior level in his field. I honestly feel that having that time to really focused and tweak out on that stuff helped along my career. (Once I stopped doing that poison)
Probably shouldn't mention that if you get asked about how you got started at your kid's school career day.
Then again he's maybe the best person to explain the hard work it took to move away from meth and focus his time, money, and energy on something fruitful.