DREAM JOB

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  • ginamaria724
    ginamaria724 Posts: 133
    I would love to be a dancer.
  • Karelle92
    Karelle92 Posts: 25
    Dog trainer for the police!
  • shanae727
    shanae727 Posts: 546 Member
    I haven't given up JUST yet..maybe I'll get close maybe not.
    My dream job was to be a model and play pro basketball. :)

    I can surely scratch one off LOL WNBA is not calling me anytime soon. But now my dream job is to be a personal trainer or fitness instructor.
  • Cherishanne
    Cherishanne Posts: 50 Member
    My dream job would be to have my own all service Bridal Shop AND be a Wedding Planner. I would call my store Cherish The Day.
  • V44V
    V44V Posts: 366 Member
    F1 driver, without a doubt...
  • lisapr123
    lisapr123 Posts: 863 Member
    I have my dream job. After being a corporate accountant for 10+ yrs I left it to start teaching part-time. Full-time teaching would be great, but this way I work in three schools Prek-1st, 2-5, 6-8 and really get to see the kids grow.

    Another possiblity would be leading tours for an adventure travel company (preferable GAP Adventures, I love their style!).

    It's never too late to go out there and get your dream job! One of my colleagues used to be a cancer research scientist. It was her dream at the time, then she switched to teaching, which she says is her current dream job. She fully expects to have at least one more career. We only get one life, people....live it!
  • pitbullmama
    pitbullmama Posts: 454 Member
    A hotel/spa reviewer for travel magazines/channel. Yep I could see myself being pampered and have people sucking up to me so I would write a good review. Yep that works.
  • karleen
    karleen Posts: 260
    interior architect !
  • shanae727
    shanae727 Posts: 546 Member
    What's yours? If you could start life over again, what would you really aspire to be?

    Right now I am trying to become a pro tennis player. If I don't, well, I would love to work in media, like film production, or a magazine editor for a huge magazine like Glamour or Cosmo :)

    I guess I wouldn't mind being a fitness trainer either, or a sports manager. Something which I'm active and busy! I personally would hate a 9-5 office job (I know being a magazine editor is an office job but, THE CLOTHES SAMPLES! FASHION!)

    Very interested to hear everyone elses thoughts!

    Yah know I don't hate a 9-5, I love the office setting but an eventful one.
  • Trinity1982
    Trinity1982 Posts: 54
    MY dream job - Freelance Photographer for Nat Geo
    My current job - Avon lady, wife, mum and household CEO
  • hope2webb
    hope2webb Posts: 421
    I'd do what I do now, but get paid!

    I'm a SAHM:smile:


    ^^This^^ .........or a photograher
  • jlj9287
    jlj9287 Posts: 51 Member
    I would love to be a travel host - someone like Rick Steves or Anthony Bourdain. Traveling to different places, finding non-touristy must-sees, trying lots of new cultures (and their foods!). All of it sounds amazing to me.
  • LDunzweiler
    LDunzweiler Posts: 21
    My dream was to be on broadway & be a dancer, but an injury when I was 17 ended that dream. To be a part of one of those shows, be a Rockette, or in the NYC ballet....THAT would've been awesome!

    My new dream job is the one I am currently waiting for. One that pays well and is a place that I can go and stay! After 2 layoff's in 2 years from jobs that I absolutely loved made me change my hopes & aspirations. I just want a place that won't lay me off and keeps me busy. Oh, and a good paycheck would be nice....not the crap I am getting now!
  • XXXMinnieXXX
    XXXMinnieXXX Posts: 3,459 Member
    Primary school teacher for sure x
  • hbrittingham
    hbrittingham Posts: 2,518 Member
    I do one of my dream jobs part time. I am a dog trainer. I take in dogs/puppies with training issues and keep them for 3 weeks and work with them on their issues. I have a real job that pays the bills since my dog training job is done under someone else's business and insurance. I would need at least 4 dogs a month if I did it on my own and since there's no guarantee how many dogs I could take in (and I don't want to neglect my dogs by having too many others here), I can't do it as a full time job.

    My other dream job would be to own a bed and breakfast in the mountains. It would be pet friendly and I would offer pet sitting for the people staying there if they wanted to travel or go some place that doesn't welcome pets.

    If I may ask, how did you become a dog trainer? I was thinking about doing it, but have no idea where to start. And no dog either ATM.

    It really takes some time. The best way is to find a trainer you like and then take lots and lots of different classes. I called myself a dog training class junkie. It helped that my youngest golden has a very high drive and thrives on constant training. On top of that, I have been a foster for a rescue for the last 9 years. I've learned a lot about dogs and their behaviors over that time. The trainer that I like so much was one of the resources that our rescue uses so she and I got to know each other through the rescue. Then she started her in-home training and was overwhelmed almost immediately so she asked me if I was interested, especially with puppies since puppies wear her out and I love training puppies. So I started working for her.
  • Amy911Gray
    Amy911Gray Posts: 685 Member
    I would have joined the Navy and become a nurse. That was my first choice, then I got a boyfriend, went to college and got my MRS, moved, moved again, moved again, had a child, moved again, had a child, got divorced, went to jr. college, graduated, went to college, graduated with an Accounting degree, moved, got married, bought a house, have a granddaughter, first child married, second child planning to get married, one high school graduate, looking for the last one to graduate, perfect job, wonderful husband....whew what a life!!!

    I wouldn't have missed it for the world! :)
  • Lissakaye81
    Lissakaye81 Posts: 224 Member
    Own a zoo :) I love working with animals and kids. Conservation, education. I love animal training, observing behaviors, specially amphibians, reptiles, birds arachnids. All kinds of stuff.
  • springermad
    springermad Posts: 242
    endocrinologist or a vet x
  • Pidders89
    Pidders89 Posts: 1,169 Member
    a vet or kennels owner, anything with animals/dogs!
  • i_love_vinegar
    i_love_vinegar Posts: 2,092 Member
    I've got mine, I'm a writer.

    That's not to say my goal hasn't changed over the years, but it's always been what it is in my heart. I've been a talented writer since I was very young. I was reading and writing by two, and was first published when I was seven, but it was always an interest and not a career goal. I believed writing well was something everyone could do, and never imagined I'd be paid for it.

    So, I took another route, did something else I adored and studied TV Production at university. Only after graduation did I begin to realise that people WOULD pay me to write, and now I do. I get paid to write, and I'm also working on a children's novel for charity. Love it. It's great that the one thing that's always been my love throughout my life has turned so well into my career, even though I cast the idea aside at a young age and tried to do other things. It all just slotted back together.

    I want to be a writer, although it has nothing to do with my major or minors. This is inspiring. :blushing:
  • Elizabeth_C34
    Elizabeth_C34 Posts: 6,376 Member
    I would love to be a professional athlete. I wish I had taken care of myself and had more fitness goals earlier in life. It's a shame to think I missed out on spending my prime years being fit and awesome.
  • SergeantSunshine_reused
    SergeantSunshine_reused Posts: 5,382 Member
    Dietitian for the military.

    And im working on it!
  • lind3400
    lind3400 Posts: 557 Member
    Marine Biologist,,,,
    The ocean fascinates me
  • csparon
    csparon Posts: 200 Member
    What's yours? If you could start life over again, what would you really aspire to be?

    Right now I am trying to become a pro tennis player. If I don't, well, I would love to work in media, like film production, or a magazine editor for a huge magazine like Glamour or Cosmo :)

    I guess I wouldn't mind being a fitness trainer either, or a sports manager. Something which I'm active and busy! I personally would hate a 9-5 office job (I know being a magazine editor is an office job but, THE CLOTHES SAMPLES! FASHION!)

    Very interested to hear everyone elses thoughts!

    Navy Cryptology - as long as my training goes well in July I will be doing this, very excited :)
  • bellanena
    bellanena Posts: 70 Member
    Mental Health Counselor
  • Ezwoldo
    Ezwoldo Posts: 369 Member
    Porn star.......... ok ok I would like to be a cycling coach or work in a bike shop neither of which pay enough money so I wil l have to stick wth what I'm doing.
  • dogwhisperette
    dogwhisperette Posts: 177 Member
    LOL
    Does 'Trophy Wife' count?
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  • Capt_Chev
    Capt_Chev Posts: 93 Member
    Mine would either be an Astronaut or Park Warden! :)
  • IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym
    IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym Posts: 5,573 Member
    Presonal Trainer who also helps bikini competitors get to the stage.
  • runnercheryl
    runnercheryl Posts: 1,314 Member
    I've got mine, I'm a writer.

    That's not to say my goal hasn't changed over the years, but it's always been what it is in my heart. I've been a talented writer since I was very young. I was reading and writing by two, and was first published when I was seven, but it was always an interest and not a career goal. I believed writing well was something everyone could do, and never imagined I'd be paid for it.

    So, I took another route, did something else I adored and studied TV Production at university. Only after graduation did I begin to realise that people WOULD pay me to write, and now I do. I get paid to write, and I'm also working on a children's novel for charity. Love it. It's great that the one thing that's always been my love throughout my life has turned so well into my career, even though I cast the idea aside at a young age and tried to do other things. It all just slotted back together.

    I want to be a writer, although it has nothing to do with my major or minors. This is inspiring. :blushing:

    Aw, if it's your dream, go for it! :smile:

    It's definitely something you can do with interest. Mine takes a lot of commitment - I'm currently working up to 18 hours a day to ensure I'm building a big enough client base and all the ongoing knowledge for it as a career, plus I'm having to get things sorted for my children's book in my free time, but I love it. I love being able to use words as a craft, and make a living from it.

    Of course, it depends what you write, how and why. I'm a freelancer, so I'll write whatever I'm needed to write. Of course, as a freelancer I also have to deal with non-payment occasionally, so it's not all shiny. I've had a client today, for example, refuse to pay me £120 for a job I did because he couldn't understand why I'd originally quoted £150 and then reduced my price, and because I provided a freebie he didn't ask for. :noway: That'll require a lot of chasing up, and you can't always guarantee payment (I lost out on £50 a few weeks ago, but this £120 job is the second time it's happened), but if you can handle a career that can be financially insecure whatever you're doing, it's worth going for.

    Photography is another thing I'm interested in, but I keep that as a hobby and don't think I'd enjoy doing it for a living, but there are certain things that you can love and make a living from, and writing is something I'm happy doing for those 18 hours. To me, life isn't about working to make a steady income. If I've got enough to get by and I love what I do, that's worth everything.

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