I like a wide variety of things, and have done a wide variety. I would not want to do just one thing. I want to experience lots of things, just to experience them.
I worked mainly in engineering and residential construction. I don't feel like my life would have been whole without either of those. I have done a lot of other things, and enjoyed most of them.
I can not think of ANY job that I would want to do exclusively. If I'm completely qualified for a job, I don't want it. Being completely qualified means I'm not learning anything new. Once I reach the point that I'm not learning anything, it's time to move on.
Other options, which weren't the direction I ended up going, would be some kind of outdoor field work, such as forestry, geology, archeology, etc.
Cocktail mixer and Barbecue griller at sandy beaches but with a flexible schedule, so I can go for a swim during my multiple medium-long breaks as I do both awesome work and get to enjoy the sandy beach and the sea from 10 AM in the morning until evening.
Something creative— beatmaker, ghostwriter/poet, art director, jinglewriter,, radio host/disc jockey, film screenwriter/critic, interior showroom designer/consultant or lingerie designer
I'm amazed that no one came up with stuff like hotel food critic, ice cream taster, travel blogger/influencer, wildlife photographer, professional sleeper (testing mattresses), voice actor, waterslide tester and stuff like that... Like I'd probably choose to be a hotel food critic. You travel to hotels all paid for and taste their food and rate it. That sounds fucking amazing lol. Either that or being an influencer on life and relationship advice. Or maybe an e-commerce store owner that blogs about Boho aesthetic
This thing about "passion" came up with an individual in my past life. I just don't think he was using the word correctly. If I were to work as, say, an accountant and like doing it, he would say that accounting is my "passion". I would have to disagree. My "passion" would be "details", and accounting is a means of expressing that passion and earning some money at the same time. I would still be a Massage Therapist, but my "passion" isn't massage for massage sake. Massage is one way of helping fellow humans feel better, and there is a lot of detail involved to boot.
Apparently, it has nothing to do with what I want as much as it does with what I can be lucky enough to get!! If it was all about me getting what I want, I would've had one of my dream jobs 45 years ago!! Instead, I've ALWAYS had to take what jobs I can get!! So far, only 5 very short-lived jobs (a few days to a few weeks @) dealing with my passion have ever fallen into my lap. The other 60-some jobs were just random shit that I could find.
The same as it's always been; working in a record store, music library, radio station, record distributor, recording studio or record pressing plant. And, playing drums in a famous rock band. I sort of had that, though. Either that or a gynecologist.
If every job gave you $1,000,000 a year I would hate to see the price of gas. On the flip side I would sell shells at the beach part time, I’m thinking Monday through Tuesday with a four hour lunch break.
WWE part time. I don’t wanna be on the road all year the wrestlers complain. It’s a brutal travel schedule but I should be paid more than that for being a wrestler.
Plants evolved for a billion years without our interference and you want to fuck up that natural selection with idiotic genetic engineering? You can't see past your nose, buddy.
Mmm no it’s been genetically bred even for survival purposes. I wouldn’t want to go in and change the code myself unless it’s through a natural process but you can make parts of plants bigger or breed them so they have stronger medicinal concentrations. Some plants have an entire pharmacy inside there genome but we will never be able to use it properly without sifting it out through generations of genetic breeding. Given that, you could produces a viable quantity and make advances in Medicine. Safer and more effective medicine would be the goal.
The median world income is like $16 a week. You want to print money to devalue the dollar until $1,000,000 has the purchasing power of $16. Like I said, in that case I would not work for other people. I'd rather be a subsistence farmer without a dollar in my pocket than work for a depreciated fiat currency in your future vision of the world. Communism is a nightmarish dystopic existence. There is nothing fun about it.
I mean I was known for partying a lot when I was young... Everyone always came and asked me were the parties were because they wanted to hang out with me...
I'm aware, but this is not a question on how it will affect the economy. It is a purely fun question of if you made $1,000,000 for any job, and the currency has the same value as it has right now, what would you choose to pursue? 😂 Man people like you suck the fun out of everything. If I asked "If there was world peace for 1 day, what do you think could happen?" you would be like "World peace can never happen so this question is not viable." 😂
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