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7 May 2019 - 7:03pm

What's your dream job?

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This as an antipode to the Dustin's 'Worst job ever" thread. πŸ˜‰

So, did you find it guys or you're still looking for it?

I've had never been too ambitious when it's about my career so the job has ever been the necessary evil in my life but I'm sure most of you don't think that way.

So.. are you living the dream?

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7 May 2019 - 8:46pm
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hahaha great shape
in the way of thinking about life we could be brothers from a other mother πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚

to be honest
i've always hated work and i could never understand the concept of having
a "career"

nevertheless i did two apprenticeships as
operational metalworker and
orthopedist mechanic and finished both.
later on i studied product design but didn't finished it... and know what...i hated all of it

so to answer your question.. something
like a "dream job" didn't exist in my world πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚

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7 May 2019 - 10:21pm
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LoL, surely you're my well educated brother which I've had never got mate;)

The one I've got is even more stupid than me πŸ˜€

When I think again this might be a quite stupid thread cause I've never had any dreams of any kind of job myself πŸ˜‚

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I have 2 , and strangely enough I have worked them both in the past. I was a snowboard instructor for the better part of 6 or 7 seasons. I was paid to hang out on my snowboard and teach younger kids mostly, but the ages varied. There were days I remember just boarding with my friends all day long and getting paid my hourly wage at the same time. It's tough to make a living working for less then half the year.

The other , since I was a little guy, I always wanted to be a firefighter. I was a volunteer firefighter for two different departments not too long ago. I love to help people, and the feeling I would get knowing I did my part just because I chose to and not for any money made me feel pretty good.
I should mention the adrenaline rush I got when dispatch comes over the radio in the middle of the night, and my best bud and I who lived together at the time would be dressed and out the door in just a couple minutes. That jolt of adrenaline was an awesome feeling, I'll never forget it.

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8 May 2019 - 12:53pm
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hey warofthegods

you got my respect for the volunteer
firefighter thing...

and the first one...this "dream job" could even exist in my world... very nice

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8 May 2019 - 2:29pm
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Right now, my dream job is a Mega Jackpot Winner, let's say, every 9 months πŸ˜€

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I have 2 , and strangely enough I have worked them both in the past. I was a snowboard instructor for the better part of 6 or 7 seasons. I was paid to hang out on my snowboard and teach younger kids mostly, but the ages varied. There were days I remember just boarding with my friends all day long and getting paid my hourly wage at the same time. It's tough to make a living working for less then half the year.

Yeah that sounds great man...to be paid for what you love to do...and would of doing it anyway even without a paycheck..thtat's what I call a dream job πŸ‘

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The other , since I was a little guy, I always wanted to be a firefighter. I was a volunteer firefighter for two different departments not too long ago. I love to help people, and the feeling I would get knowing I did my part just because I chose to and not for any money made me feel pretty good.
I should mention the adrenaline rush I got when dispatch comes over the radio in the middle of the night, and my best bud and I who lived together at the time would be dressed and out the door in just a couple minutes. That jolt of adrenaline was an awesome feeling, I'll never forget it

That's very noble from your side Kris...you're a good man...better that I would ever be.

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8 May 2019 - 3:40pm
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Right now, my dream job is a Mega Jackpot Winner, let's say, every 9 months πŸ˜€

That could be a quite expensive occupation if you're doing it full time coolsongss πŸ˜‰ ...but good luck nevertheless.

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My dream job is selling books on amazon kindle store πŸ™‚

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I really like the job I have now where I get to stay at home and do writing and whatnot. I've been doing it for many years now, and there's some discipline needed to make sure you get that work done, even when you want to just go take a nap. On the plus side, there have been days where I don't feel like getting out of my sweatpants... and I don't have to!

I also am a licensed drone pilot in the United States, and I've been doing that as a side-gig for the past two years. I looooove doing that most of the time. I've gotten to go to some cool places and fly something around while grabbing pictures and video. The best ones are where I get to program a flight route, show up to the job site, hit a button, let the drone fly itself and come back, and then get paid.

Of course, even with that drone job that I love, there are scary moments. I've clipped a bird over a multi-million dollar construction site and last week I was doing a shoot for a house foreclosure and someone nearby began shooting a gun. I can't say for sure they were shooting at my drone, but it was close (100 yards or so) and it scared the crap outta me!

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Right now, my dream job is a Mega Jackpot Winner, let's say, every 9 months πŸ˜€

I quit, I'm going with coolsongss career choice going forward, I'm going to start practicing hitting a jackpot lol, they say practice makes perfect right? So I'm going to practice, my celebration jump, and first pump and happy face, maybe practice dancing a jig lol

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Is

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I quit, I'm going with coolsongss career choice going forward, I'm going to start practicing hitting a jackpot lol, they say practice makes perfect right? So I'm going to practice, my celebration jump, and first pump and happy face, maybe practice dancing a jig lol

Is this some Law of Attraction thing... fake it until you make it?
They say if you practice the behavior, thinking and feeling of a person you want to become, you will become that person. It that works, tell us... and I am not being sarcastic.

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Is

Is this some Law of Attraction thing... fake it until you make it?
They say if you practice the behavior, thinking and feeling of a person you want to become, you will become that person. It that works, tell us... and I am not being sarcastic.

Lmao, if it works I wont just tell you guys, I'll share my winnings also. But this would probably be more efficient if we all worked together on this, so everybody needs to start practicing winning a jackpot now lol

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@warofthegods,

Now I know the reason why you like the "flame buster" slot game, the difference is where in that job you definitely don't want to reach level 5, right? Hehehe ...goodluck man..that was amazing job πŸ‘

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@warofthegods,

Now I know the reason why you like the "flame buster" slot game, the difference is where in that job you definitely don't want to reach level 5, right? Hehehe ...goodluck man..that was amazing job πŸ‘

Thanks Eljuno, no, definitely wouldnt want to have to climb to level 5 of a burning building. But luckily for me the departments I served on were in small towns. Actually one small town, and the first fire department I joined up on was a rural fire department.
A few pump trucks , tank trucks and the funding wasn't up to par either but we did the job and were thankful for what was provided for us to keep us as safe as possible. We were volunteers, the way that worked was we did get paid a minimum for each call we went to, as well as an hourly wage, but every cent of our wages went into the fire department.

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To find a dream job, I think you need to have something you're passionate about first. Then it's about finding work that allows you to pursue whatever it is you're passionate about. And hoping it pays a decent income!

The hardest part is actually having something you are truly passionate about....I'm still figuring it out.

Oh but loving this job in the mean time Ed! πŸ˜€ 😨 😜

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To find a dream job, I think you need to have something you're passionate about first. Then it's about finding work that allows you to pursue whatever it is you're passionate about. And hoping it pays a decent income!

The hardest part is actually having something you are truly passionate about....I'm still figuring it out.

That's very true klaw, I think about it the same way as you, unfortunately I still don't know what that passion thing might be πŸ™‚

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Oh but loving this job in the mean time Ed! πŸ˜€ 😨 😜

Ha-ha..nice one πŸ˜‰

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Entrepreneur - freelancer, consultant, CEO of a digital agency. Working on the first one atm.

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I have a great appetite for trying new things. If I were to live my dream, my resume would be sensational. 1 month of carpenting, 2 weeks of pet grooming, forex trading, casino affiliate manager, translator, screenplay writer, construction worker and tons of other jobs I would love to do for a couple of months.

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Football, rugby, tennis, snooker player, MMA fighter would be there as well)

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Yeah keep that MMA fighter job short term. The longer you do that the more chance you're going to get brain damaged! πŸ˜‚

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Football, rugby, tennis, snooker player, MMA fighter would be there as well)

That was a dream of mine, yet the punches you receive kill your brain cells which is not cool

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Football, rugby, tennis, snooker player, MMA fighter would be there as well)

You would never get a snooker player if you were at rugby and MMA before that, that's for sure πŸ˜‰

But I like your thinking mate, just would of snub rugby and MMA for cricket and Ice hockey and maybe in exactly your order.

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That was a dream of mine, yet the punches you receive kill your brain cells which is not cool

But not if you don't have any mate..then you risk nothing..literally πŸ˜‰

Like in my case... but I'm not fancy MMA anyway despite have nothing to loose πŸ™‚

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One day I'd like to write a book about my jorneys all around the world. In reality I visited not so big amount of countries

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One day I'd like to write a book about my jorneys all around the world. In reality I visited not so big amount of countries

You should write about the places you've been to so far, publish the book, sell it for loads of cash to pay for your next journey πŸ˜€πŸ‘

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Let's hope that eventual book would pay for at least an around the world trip klaw...I'm not writing a book for less anyway...πŸ˜‰..not that this would going to happen anyway.

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My dream job is trading with customers all over the world, could visit every of them.

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That would be a cool job. I imagine that jumping around the world would be a lot of fun.

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I've loved casino industry since I started playing online. Therefore at the moment my dream job would be working for a game provider or a casino to be a part of something great and exciting. But in the long run? That's something I still need to figure out.

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