I am already studying what I dream of and therefore, my 2nd. choice would be to be a conductor in a smaller classical orchestra.
Why small? Because it is easier initially to convey emotions to a smaller group of people than a large one. I love to pass my emotions for classical music to the musicians and to have them play a beautiful classical composition the way I feel it deep inside.
It may not be the way the composer originally intended it to be played but it is the way I feel it.
Psychologist, although I realized that late in life and by the time I finish all that schooling it requires I’ll be close to 50 and over my head in student loan debt. I’m training to be a social worker instead, because I’ve come close to being homeless at least three times and I want to help other people who are in similar situations
Pilot. Even though I'm in the IT field now (student), I still have the dream of aviation and I might seek this career shift in the future if possible. However, I'm not pursuing it with enough passion because soon enough, pilots might be replaced by artificial intelligence. Another issue is the current world's state of instability.. it's better to focus on making a positive contribution to society instead of focusing on myself and my childish dreams.
I'm a pilot. It takes a lot of commitment. I didn't make a ton of money, so getting a license took a long time (it's very expensive). But that freedom is worth it. Extra perk- almost every women I've asked on a date to fly an airplane said yes.
My end goal is to start up my own tech company around the age of 28-30 having worked at one for a couple years after university. So realistically my dream job would be CEO of my own company. But if that doesn't happen I'm hoping to go into product management or project management in IT and work my way up
I’d be a seamstress. I’d just sew all day and have my own store for people to shop at. This is what I’m working towards. Been my dream since I was about 7/8 years old!
A successful actress. I said successful because it is hard to make it as an actress. Playing different roles takes you to different places and lives. To be someone else for a certain time seems fun.
I can have any job in the world I would want Jesus job. My job would be to take all the 1 pain suffering out of the world that's what I'd like to do. I'm afraid my job might end up having me eliminated so then I wouldn't have the job any longer LOL
But practically speaking on the planet that were actually on when Jesus is going to come back on his own, I would like to write. Whatever I'm happy doing
I’d love to be a model. (I’m too old now 24) I have the body, weight, height and face, and runway walk but never went beyond a couple of local fashion week shows in my home country since that’s all my country offers in the industry (and some cheap shoots that they expect you to do for free.)
I might sound crazy but in my opinion I actually have talked about this to my friends a lot. Believe it or not I want to be a mailman for my entire career unless I need a better job. I think it's just something about earning a paycheck and also getting a job similar to your lifestyle since I walk everywhere I go. Maybe I have just gone insane or maybe I might be different from most people actually wanting to work a low end job
Chief Engineer and Architect of the world and probably make so vast infrastructure that the entire world doesn't have to worry about food and living space
Hope to win the lottery jackpot. I am not an entrepreneur, I don't chase every cent. I'm an engineer who is currently being rejected by his studied and related profession. I managed to get a job which covers the lottery tickets, food and roof.
Hopefully I'm getting there as I'm studying Yoni massage. I could do your choice as well but those are few and far between. Bourdain happened to catch a wave by his tell all book from his time at Les Halles. Being a junkie isn't always a smart career move.
As CEO, you are not in a position to do that any longer since your main duties will be to run the company and not so much to create compelling stories. Your goal is only to make a profit, to satisfy your shareholders and not to tell stories.
True but as a CEO, your objective is to make sure that your employees are able to feed themselves and their families and your job is primarily to find clients for your product.
Yes true. So the cool thing about running a business is that the ones that serve the people the best make the most money. There wouldn't be much point to telling stories if people didn't like them & didn't want to experience them. Making money is important, but companies that ask themselves "how do I make money" first usually end up like you say: pleasing shareholders or their pockets. Some companies ask first "how can I make the greatest impact" then you get companies like Pixar. When you touch peoples hearts, the money comes. No need to worry about it.
I would like to have my very own pub/bar, some jazz in the background, just one or two people visiting at a time and just preparing some food/drinks and offer some conversation.
I'm currently a game developer (programmer) and although I like the work, I would appreciate being slightly social, but relaxed.
I want to be a streamer! Record any screen activity on my PC and do tutorials and everything. And I am happy that I saw VideoPower GREEN to record my screen easily. You can also use it, it works pretty well.
Within the next few years, I’d like to be producing music, in a similar way some of my favorite producers are right now. Hopefully doing some unique, something exciting... something that garners attention.
Bush flying somewhere in another country, helping deliver sick or injured people to hospitals or supporting local communities. Preferably flying a turbo charged Cessna U206G. Because, you know, that TIO-520 just sounds nice.
