Oh I'm doing electrical engineering until masters and I think I will be 25 by the time I graduate only then will I waste my life working
But I eventually don't want to work in engineering but I want to be a beekeeper. Because it is a lazy job in your own pace.

I think it is quite easy and honey costs a bit. You only have to make sure that queens are alive and reproducing, that the nest does not break entirely and that no parasites eat away your bees. All come down to opening the nest and wasting a few minutes inspecting each once every few weeks. You can put them in your backyard, usually you only have to give one sample a year to the vet to have them there legally, or register economic activity if you sell them. Extracting honey is tiring but you sacrifice like 2 working days a year. And if you don't manage to sell your honey you don't worry because it has no expiry date.

The hardest part is splitting nests if they get too big or combining is one loses their queen or shrinks in general. But it is usually grabbing a few frames with honey, bees and their queen and putting in the other nest. Or when introducing a new queen you put her in a safe cage so that queenless workers get used to her scent before you let her among them.

You can lend bees to nearby farmers for more of honey and they would be glad to have bigger yield of crops. You essentially have no other job than bees and you work if you feel like tending to them.
I will keep bees eventually. I recommend it to every lazy Heyurizen, consider bees.

If I were to make honey and sell it then I would have to register economic activity, and if so then I would be able to do any other miscellaneous jobs under the same self employed economic activity. I would be a maths, physics and english tutor online because at least where I live you get quite good money for privately teaching kids. I could teach even American kids online because American prices are probably higher. How hard can it be? I am quite patient and I would have sufficient papers by then like a masters diploma or english certificates because I'm not a native anglophone. Heyurizens consider it, it can't be too bad. You can use AI voice changers to make your voice more pleasant to listen to, that is a very good factor that determines how many people want to listen to you. If you don't have a nice normal english accent then AI will fix it for you if you set it up properly!

I think about moving to Switzerland for a year or so to save up some money and eventually moving to a countryside somwehere to keep bees and I neither like cities nor do I need them in life. Perfect for bees and doing tutoring online. You even can keep a normal job, bees are fine as a side job or until you grow them enough to become your sole source of income. Tutoring is when you have time and not when the kid demands, so both do not interfere with anything for the most part.

I will be doing JLPT N1 and some german certificate by the time I graduate and possibly take a look around Japan after Switzerland and stay there depending on how much I get bullied, whether Japan has a future or not, and in general if people are morons worse then my current surrounding.

I like how Japan is behind the West in terms of irony. I remember sort of when my country was in general not ironic and people spoke their mind, were mindful of how they are viewed, keep social norms, did what they were passionate about, and in general behaved like an extended family. I remember when mean highschoolers would tell one another to stop swearing because little me was around, it wouldn't happen today. I want to quit a money race this industrial and simply exist away from the center of action in a place that feels as if time stopped while not being 3rd world.

You wanna become a beekeeper?