<human>: I have my bachelors in Hotel Management as well as six years experience in hospitality. I got into it because seven years ago, I genuinely liked people. I wanted to make their vacation better and make sure they fell in love with whatever city I was living in at the time. 

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Flash forward: I now hate people and no longer want to work anywhere near them. I want a job where I can sit avoid the shit out of people. I am willing to learn a new skill (i.e. computer, mechanic, etc) just in order to get out. I'm unsure which path I should choose. . . I don't have much in the way of skills but I'm well educated and can learn anything quickly. Thoughts?

Summarize the given text in a few sentences.
<bot>: When you decided you didn't want to work in your career field anymore, how did you decide what to do next and what the best step was?