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Who am I? Where can I go from here?
Hey everyone on BP!
I'm Devon, I'm a 28 year old apprentice electrician. I work for a contractor that handles new construction work in the Windsor-Essex, and Chatham-Kent areas.
I'm extremely excited to start but also reasonably conservative: with only two years left to become a licensed electrician in my "state" I've decided to learn as much as I can now, and work on putting together a portfolio in a part-time way. Does anyone have any advice on how to approach building a portfolio while working full time?
I have a two year plan, a five year plan, a seven year plan, and a 17 year plan. I feel like at that point I want to have a retirement plan. To anyone in the Windsor, Ontario area: I would love to connect and share some stories and experiences.
Thanks,