Do you struggle with self-discipline? Discover the best jobs where low conscientiousness may not be a barrier to success! In this video, we explore career paths best suited for individuals who struggle with staying disciplined and organized. Find out how to leverage your unique strengths and personality to make money in these surprising and fulfilling roles.
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00:00 Intro
00:53 Job Type 1 for Low Conscientiousness
01:57 Job Type 2 for Low Conscientiousness
02:44 Jobs to Avoid for Low Conscientiousness
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