Callum Borshers

You're making $60,000 a year during that period.

period, that's a step back probably for a lot of white collar workers, but you could double those earnings within a year and a half.

That can be a path into management.

And I'm told that those are jobs that pay over $200,000 a year.

So if you're a white collar worker who's feeling kind of stalled, you might say, well, geez, am I willing to take a little step back in the short run to really boost my earnings in the longer term?

And the artificial intelligence factor plays in here too, right?

Where blue collar jobs may be seen as more AI proof.

That's a big factor that I think the youngest workers are waking up to.

They do see AI's potential to automate a lot of entry-level white-collar jobs, and they're concerned about that.

I think it's a tougher kind of mental hurdle to get over, though, when you're 30 or 40 versus 20, right?

Like, it's one thing when you're 20 to say, I'm going to bypass college.

It's a different kind of thing to have already invested in college and then sometime into your career take a different path.