It can happen in the future, or it even happened in the past. But in the present, you either work at it , or you want to achieve it. Let us know your dream job!
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lighthouse keeper on some godforsaken rock miles from anywhere...bliss
My actual one, being a Chef. I also have to add, in Western-Europe, with weekly 38 hours work-time, strong laws, unions, background. I changed at my 40. Before I was doing white-collar jobs, with university-degree, and everything... but I managed to have my hobby my good-paying-job. Sure, there are days, when I'm questioning my decision ;)
I am actually working my dream job currently as a librarian but I would rather have more book talk and less computer customers.
I want to be a pharmacologist. It’s not as exciting as ‘actress’ or ‘singer’, but I know a people who have chronic illnesses and I really want to improve their lives.
I want to be a toxicologist and work for the consumer product safety commission (CPSC; they do the recalls).
A bestselling author. If not that, I would like to try my hand at social work. Many people have told me that I would be an excellent fit for social work, and that I should give up on my dream to be an author because rarely an author makes it big in the writing world. However I really do love writing, but at the same time I love helping people, so I would enjoy both.
I want to be a vet, do search and rescue with a K9, and pretty much anything to do with animals
A doctor. I want to be a doctor that people trust and admire. A doctor which isn’t a greedy person. A doctor that donates their time, and money to help everyone. A doctor that people can rely on. A doctor that can save lives.
I want to be a criminologist and a writer!
Veterinary technician or assistant, then work up to being the vet in charge. If that doesn't work, I can apply to be a game warden, or work locally in retail management. (Planning on a major in Vet Sciences and minor in Business)
I've always wanted to earn millions of dollars while wearing blue jeans and t-shirts on the job. So far I've made half of my dream come true. Can you guess which one?
Trying to figure out how to get paid for sitting at home with my dogs watching Netflix. They say to do something you love and you’ll never work a day in your life - right?
Forensic science. I'm a biochem graduate, not so close but not so far either. I know it's not as glamorous as the movies/shows depict, nor as fast, but I like lab work and the tedious work you need to put in there. I enjoyed every moment of my labs in uni, unfortunately I haven't landed a job yet in my field (moved to a foreign country with a foreign language which I must learn well first)
As I kid I always wanted to make things. I'm a welder fabricator now and love my job. But the thought of opening a restaurant keeps popping into my head lately. Might be time to try something new.
Astrophysicist! I wanna know what’s up with black holes and stuff!
I'd love to own and work at a polymer Chem lab developing strong and kinetic energy absorbent materials. But if that doesn't work out, headmaster/teacher at my own private school would be fun.
I want to be one of those people that make cats happy and used to humans
Either a syndicated columnist or radio talk show host. Just something that lets me rant all I want to as many people that would be willing to listen...
As a young girl, all I wanted to do was be a wife and a stay at home mom.
I married a wonderful man with a good job and I was able to live my dream.
A wildlife and nature photographer/writer for National Geographic.
