Thank you. I suggest another; consumers put some effort into learning the tools. There are quite a few out there that do make life so much easier. They can be daunting to learn, but with some, especially with AI deciphering Crash Logs, some are a lot easier to get something out of than they initially seem. (forgive me if someone has posted this elsewhere. I couldn't see it.)

Again, thank you for sharing your experience and insight.

I'm sorry, I hardly use Reddit. I see you asked where I got my master's; this was through Open Universities in Australia. So mostly online.

I'm sorry, I have only just seen this. The masters in all is two years; I did get in via a grad cert, which I qualified for through work experience. The pay is okay, and I get to take advantage of the breadth of experience I have had in life. Urban planning is an interesting one, and it is one of those disciplines where you need to understand that pulling on one piece of the web pulls on all of it. In fairness, most of the concepts are fairly intuitive; if you were asked to think about the subject, you'd like not to be far off; how all of it fits together makes it especially interesting. In strategic planning, the bulk of my work is research to come up with solutions, and even with most of them not going anywhere, it is pretty satisfying. The team makes the biggest difference, though, as with most jobs.

100% the Experience Mod. such an elegant mod that takes away the benifit of skill grinding and makes adventuring along with raidiant quests sooo much more meaningful.

When I moved from Survey Technician to Land Development officer, I halved my income, it was a really hard few years, but one of the best choices I made.
I did this at the age of 35 and became officially an urban planner at the age of 44. (I know these ages do not add up with the above comment, there are some truncations in this, and a bit more to it, life is a difficult thing to explain in a few words)

I started in warehouses, then went on to be a survey technician. From there I moved into managing subdivisions for the survey firm I worked for, did my masters in urban planning (Prior to this I had not completed year 8, I had done a project management diploma though) and now work as an urban planner. So in many ways it was incremental, however as a survey technician I was mostly in the field working out doors, moving into the land development team was mostly inside and a great deal more responsibility. the progression into urban planning is again a quite a significant change from subdivisions though is adjacent to it.

The only advice I have to give, is don't give up, I started my current career, really at 39, but in many ways closer to 44. And it was a huge change. It was tough, the change will mean less money for a while, but its worth it not to be in a job that you are done with. Good luck, and you'd might be surprised at what you can learn.

Do you seriously not know what soap is?

Hey Modding world, it turns out I am an idiot, I didn't see the drop down at the top. I might leave this here though so other people don't make this mistake.

All you did is motivate me to check my S%$t but thank you for doing that, awesome community.

Awesome thank you.

Don't get me wrong I like some skimpy outfits as much as anyone else, and I'm not kink shaming anyone but mods that have nothing to do with the women or the outfit, that show a woman wearing next to nothing to show it.

Some are spell mods or change the animation for using bows. To start with I was meh, who cares but its becoming a little relentless.

Vicn has made a few, some to be rewards that tie in with Vigilant and Glenmoril and also unarmed and unarmored combat, the later two are not perfect but i like them.

A Witcher's Adventure the there is this one which is freaking epic.

Also there are skill trees for the LOTD skills, and I also play with this one: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/51043

There is one for the Lich from Undeath, but in truth the bugs in the Undeath mod have scared me away from that mod. Which is a pitty because it looks pretty amazing.

Further to that I am pretty keen on learning how to make skills in it to make a perk tree for Bards Reborn and bardic skills, a mobility perk tree, wilderness lore perk tree for hunterborn, Exotic weapons perk tree for animated armory, and missile weapons for thrown weapons, flintlocks, slings and similiar. I was also considering a Necromancy tree and a Mysticism Tree. (Please do not hold your breath on these, I have quite a bit on and will need to do a lot of learning, I have only chicken scratches of the creative design)

Custom Skill Framework

The original comment is also a pretty flawed perception of objective ethics and moreover, the absence of deity is not explicitly a materialistic world view either.

If it is rubber they could be conveyor belts. The one on the left makes them look too wide though.

excellent advice.

Though the only thing i would add would be when disabeling half consider if you need to reinstall any mods; again like SSE Fixes, ConsolUtil and similiar. Awesome mods but they seem to throw in the monkey when you freak around too much. (what i mean is they seem to get corrupted with uninstalling mods)

This is what I am going with. Thanks