Ideal job

Originally posted by Doom and Gloom
What's you're ideal line of work? Be serious please.

Me, I hate work so absolutely no job in the world would make me happy no matter how much it paid.

Work is an unfortunate necessary evil.

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My thoughts exactly. I'm abou to graduate with a corporate finance degrre and not looking forward to working at all.

My dream job would be to get paid to help people and travel the world while doing so...so i'm not exactly sure if a job exists?!

Neuroscience research into psychedelic drugs and cognition

Originally posted by ATX/UT ND Money
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My thoughts exactly. I'm abou to graduate with a corporate finance degrre and not looking forward to working at all.

My dream job would be to get paid to help people and travel the world while doing so...so i'm not exactly sure if a job exists?!

Doctors without Borders.

Being a "socially conscious" big name star.

I'd love to be a restaurant conisewer.

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Ideally, I'd like to be a screenwriter/director. I'm taking films courses and working on my first screenplay right now. I realize it's a long shot, but hey, I gotta try while I'm young.

I think teaching is the best job.

I suppose Director would be the dream job. The more realistic ideal career would be working as a Novelist but as of now i'm focusing on switching careers to be an Emt. It's funny how things change 😂

Originally posted by SnakeEyes
Ideally, I'd like to be a screenwriter/director. I'm taking films courses and working on my first screenplay right now. I realize it's a long shot, but hey, I gotta try while I'm young.

Don't ever give up on that, partner.

Originally posted by SnakeEyes
Ideally, I'd like to be a screenwriter/director. I'm taking films courses and working on my first screenplay right now. I realize it's a long shot, but hey, I gotta try while I'm young.

Indeed. Never give it up and always try. I never plan to give my dream up. Eventually, I learn enough and become good enough to obtain some sort of success. I've seen some very shitty scripts get produced. Nothing I've "written" is even remotely close to those shitty scripts...now I just gotta figure out the "it's who you know" bit. 😐

Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
Don't ever give up on that, partner.

I missed this post. Yes, good advice. 😄

I wouldn't mind being one of those guys on the Yard Improvement shows. I'd also want to be the main star, not the main star's gimp helpers.

Originally posted by lucy123
I think teaching is the best job.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Indeed. Never give it up and always try. I never plan to give my dream up. Eventually, I learn enough and become good enough to obtain some sort of success. I've seen some very shitty scripts get produced. Nothing I've "written" is even remotely close to those shitty scripts...now I just gotta figure out the "it's who you know" bit. 😐

Or "who you're tangentially related to" booya!

professional dancer
wild life/nature photogropher
distinguished actor in young/adult hollywood
professional deep diver/instructor
comic book author{wish i was that good}, indie sdript writer/author
painter/sculptor who actually got paid for his craft
pianist

ahhhh

Originally posted by Mindship
It's the least appreciated and among the most important, because you can't learn as well as you could, to become anything else, w/o good teachers.

but students usually dislik teachers, and teachers have to judge students all the time on what might not be the greatest criterion in life. and teachers arent COOl! lol.

juggling writing, music, prosecution for the international criminal court and chief operations manager for a non-profit.

a novelist. margaret atwood, wally lamb, and john irving somewhat are my inspirations.

My ideal job would be a race car driver/test driver. Or, form a band and go on tour and sell out(become famous).

Until then, mechanical engineering major 😮‍💨

Record Company Executive.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Indeed. Never give it up and always try. I never plan to give my dream up. Eventually, I learn enough and become good enough to obtain some sort of success. I've seen some very shitty scripts get produced. Nothing I've "written" is even remotely close to those shitty scripts...now I just gotta figure out the "it's who you know" bit. 😐

I missed this post. Yes, good advice. 😄

Yeah man, once you give up or compromise. It can be very hard to find that inspiration again. So, if you have that fire, don't ever let it go. Those winds of change only come around so often.

Have you gotten any of your scripts copyrighted, yet? Have you sent them to anyone?