If you could transform any of your passions into a profession which one would it be and why?

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Miristheiss · Accepted Answer

Well, I am a little too old but I used to love playing basketball. I would have loved to have been good enough to play in the NBA.

I play the guitar. Being in a band and playing professionally sounds exciting.

I love to read, sometimes I've wondered could I actually write anything good enough to be published. A career as a successful writer sounds fun.

Dongie · Accepted Answer

Writing. But I get self conscious in some areas. Plus my grammer and punctuation suck and I can't spell worth a shit.

Advisor Smith · Accepted Answer

At one point, I found storytelling to be a powerful tool, both in education and career advising. If I could transform any passion into a profession, it would be crafting narratives that inspire and motivate others. Storytelling allows for engaging education and career development processes, promoting empathy, understanding, and growth. It helps in making complex ideas more accessible and fosters a deeper connection with clients, making their learning journeys more impactful.

petitedollbabee · Answer

None. I got close to turning my painting hobby into a job, I had people buying my paintings left & right and custom ordering some, for a short time. And while the money was nice, I hated it. It made me lose the joy with painting. Instead of feeling calm and as if I can take my time with painting, I felt as if I had to rush each painting. It was eye opening.

Tarifa · Answer

Photography. I have been taking photographs since I was a young kid, never really stopped since.

There's something about recording a fleeting moment that appeals to me. It also gives you so many ways to 'frame' your view of the world and the objects/people in it.

Vneila21 · Answer

I study kinesiology in college, pretty soon I will be well on my way to building my experience. Dancing is not just a hobby for me, I could do it all day. As for other hobbies, I look forward to learning new ones.

Caroline91 · Answer

Something to do with human development from in utero to old age and family dynamics.

Nikki1989 · Answer

Well there are professional record collectors out there already so that is out.

MemeSupreme · Answer

definitely engineering and probably biomedical doubt i'll ever do it tho

Shiprex · Answer

Driving and riding into a sporting profession  Adventure travel would be an alternative

DishLady · Answer

I've already cultivated each passion into my career path...

oswaldcobblepot · Answer

I have some business training. A career in middle management (corporate) would be nice. Even better if I could work in corporate at Victoria Secret

talka20 · Answer

Leather craft... i tried and didn't work out and now i wanna do it again at some point if life

Xawyx-2 · Answer

Video games, I would become a professional gamer.

qwerty2469 · Answer

Quietly and secretly killing pedophiles. For obvious reasons. The Government wants Pedophiles protected. They HATE when you kill them.

fish5505_87 · Answer

Baseball, Football, Hockey, Basketball, Tennis! Meteorologist!

exitseven · Answer

If i had any passions I would tell you.

WonderingManII · Answer

Maybe I should go into making bras. Since I love boobs so much? LOL

FreyaRed · Answer

Glass former. I like Murano glass pieces

slatyb · Answer

Answering questions on sites like this one.

TonyMetal___86 · Answer

Space exploration and bio tech

Staximus · Answer

Making hot sauce because it's easy.

ethem438 · Answer

Fighter. Becaouse i am a fighter

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Painter / sculptor

Anonymous · Answer

professional wrestling

Arcadian222 · Answer

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