Your dream job?
 

If you could do one thing for the rest of your life what would it be?

For me I just want to be a writer. I just want to sit down and write novels every day.
Shame I have to worry about money and stuff and need to get jobs to support myself.

My dream is life is to get published and, with luck, make enough money from my writing to write full time.

I want to write. I'd like to say I'm not in it for the money and fame, but that would be a lie. It's not my top priority, but it'd be nice.

I want to write at least one novel and one volume of poetry. Both commercially successful and critically acclaimed.

Author or Artist

I'd like to run a retreat for trauma survivors in a rural location away from threat of the city with plenty of friendly animals almost a farm possibly rescues for pet therapy and caring the bennefits of doing basic animal care is amazing and other psycho/ alternative therapies within reason ofcourse but not in-depth convo unless the guest wants to. It would be a place for people to feel safe, accepted and have a break from the everyday pressures of life. They can express without judgement and just be at one and make healthy relationships.

Yeah I know weird but still it is a dream after all

Farmer and railway guard comes in a joint 1st with vagabond coming in a very close 2nd.


I like writing as well; I've got a novel I'd like to get published, I just haven't gotten round to sending it off to agents/publishers yet lol

Weird. But it sounds like such a beautiful dream. :-)

Find the agent that's right for you by looking on the Writers and Artists Yearbook. It's how I found the agents I've been applying to.
Hope that helps :satisfied:

i serously dont have one. i have nothing.

Teacher.

Fufilling the dream (Y) x

House wife.

Im not even joking.

Being a Mum is my dream job, unfortunately Ive got to get some sort of other job to be able to fund having babies!

Police officer. I just spent a shift with them and it was awesome. Hasn't put me off whatsoever! :D

Pharmacist. SO much. :inlove: And in my gap year planning to qualify as a piercer, as I have such a passion for it, and work as that part time, I don't really plan to have much as a family so I'd love to spend my life working, so I wouldn't mind spending my weekends piercing, I would LOVE it. :-)

Here's hoping this can all happen.

Art Teacher for 3rd-4th graders.

I wanna be a metal cup like.. major cup sports trophy so i can be held up in front of hundereds of people and shook violently and everyone roaring yeaaaaah. been a major league trophy id be held up by all great people and we'd tour the country. id be on the bar.. in the car.. and on the newspaper. id sit on all the cabnets

^^They say no dream is unachievable, so I say go for it.

Zombie hunter extraordinaire!

Ok no probably athlete or actor. Something with status.

Am to be working on this soon [redundancy in the pipeline... blah...].

My ideal combo is a bunch of part time jobs.

I plan to write - but creative non fiction and poetry. I can't 'do' fiction.

I'd also like to do some admin and publicity writing work, with some support work thrown in, for a mental health charity.

Working in a bookshop would be good. My ideal is Karnac Books on Finchley Road, as they are a psychotherapy specialist bookshop.

My long term dream would be to be a play/children's therapist, or maybe a mentor for troubled young people. But that's more distant as I'm not stable enough.

Pretty much what I'm already on the path to doing.

Forensic Psychologist.

But I want to train hard and become highly regarded and knowledgable and make a real difference.

I also have a passion for helping the 16-25s with mental health problems who slip through the net of mental health services because there is not much for them. Especially if they need to be inpatient. I would love to start a dedicated mental health service for them.

I love it Biba!! x

Policy Manager at an influential health charity in London. That'd be aces. :)
ETA: Or an academic. I'd love to be an academic, specialising in health policy and politics or comparative policy. Howevs, that would depend on me actually having enough £ to pay for a Masters & Postgrad course...