Thursday, November 5, 2009
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Teacher - I'm tired of working in the summer.
Independently wealthy - I'm tired of working.
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Crossfit Trainer/Surfer/Rock Climber/Parkour/Cliff Diver/Wake Boarder/Base Jumper......Anything to get me out of this damn office and enjoying whats outside!!
Pretty much doing what I love. :) If I did anything else - I'd love to be able to be somehow qualified for general surgery. But that's probably asking too much from one lifetime.
Also - would love to lead/organize international trips where you CrossFit, eat great paleo food and do active things (hike, swim, bike, zipline!), have time to relax and learn, and get massages. Kind of like a vacation where you don't come back fatter... but instead more motivated to make wellness a lifestyle. I think it's doable!
I'm with Mary Jo :) Then I would change my career to just being awesome 24/7. I would spend my time traveling the world, community service projects, crossfitting, and perfecting the art of throwing pottery...
Since that is a slim chance, I actually overall like my field, landscape architecture, but the economy doesn't love me back right now.
My new career will be one that I get paid twice as much and work half as less.
My current one is pretty good (chemical engineer). I get to try to figure some things out, work for an organization greater than myself, have an excellent opportunity to learn new things constantly, and get paid quite a bit of money.
All of that said, even if I were to pick something new, I'd probably tire of that also.
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