People Who Actually Like Their Jobs Are Sharing What They Do (35 Tweets)

I don't think there is a better job on the planet.

I have many hats, one is a professional pet sitter. Definitely my favorite job ever. I get to love animals & get paid for it! Sometimes it can be overwhelming & you have to know what your limit is, but I wouldn't trade it for any other job.

I loved pet sitting so much. What a rewarding job.

best human 🤩

awwwwwwww. they all look so happy!

I kinda imagine this is precisely what 99.99% of people think they’re gonna do when they get into Marine Biology and is what 99.99% of them don’t end up doing

I can't upvote this enough.

Lucky you to have a job you enjoy and to be also helping corals

Awesome seeing a biology job on here! I personally want to be an Ethologist.

And she is paid minimum wage, thankfully her parents are wealthy.

Plus the bonus of seeing many doggos every day.

I started as a carrier in Dec '66, the first time women were allowed to be carriers. The walking routes before there were buggies!!

Another one here. Listen through 100+ audiobooks a year

You sound like my postal carrier. Always has his buds in, singing along to the music. Happy guy. I've been real worried about you folx given your boss is, well, a d**k.

I was a mail carrier for 4yrs. It's HORRIBLE!

It's no coincidence that lots of these dream jobs involve working with animals. I am so envious!

Me and my wife volunteer at 3 in my city, I love all the animals so much, we are going to run our own shelter one day, we already have a good chunk of cash saved for it.

You are great!

Toe beans!

That's quite the career change.

I adored my vet. The hardest part of her job was dealing with the animals' humans.

I wanted to be a pilot but I heard it’s virtually impossible if you don’t have a military background.

That guy must have a good brain. Lots of study and remembering difficult stuff. Cool!

Hats off to people who re-invent themselves, always!

Anytime you can combine what you love to do with a career that will lead to a rewarding life. As a pianist who enjoyed fixing things as a kid, I ended up 36 years repairing electronic keyboards, organs, and synthesizers for a living. I loved every minute of it!

I'd run a bookshop/café if I didn't need to worry about making a profit... dream "job".

If you love it, it ain't a job. It's your vocation. You are very fortunate.

Man, this sounds so cool, though I have zero knowledge on how to manage a store

Sounds really good, but what about the shift to digital media? Wouldn't that affect your livelihood?

Just not the Ever Given ;-)

Damn, I'd love to be on a ship in the middle of nowhere. I THINK I'd like to experience a storm, because it looks sooooo mesmerizing on my computer, but I belive I would yell for my mommy if I was really there!

We stayed in a high floor hotel over looking the Ohio River in Covington/Newport Ky across from Cincy. It is so cool to watch the barges and tugs head east up the river. Fun to time them. I took a shower and dried my hair and they still hadn't gone completely by our hotel because they are so long and slow. Then you can walk over to the bridge and watch them pass underneath!

This is my tweet and I know drive is not the technical term trust me :) also I'm not a pilot, just a 2nd mate!

Be happy in your job, I could never do it not the way I drive!

Still just a hobby, but I made that same shift. Went from balsa wood swords and guns (~10 years ago) to suddenly deciding I was going to make a totally custom gaming table from my own blueprints. It turned out pretty great and now I'm seeing problems all over the house that I could solve with woodworking... like a little bookshelf made to fit *exactly there*... it's a great hobby, I'm all-in!

To be able to do this would fantastic even as a hobby but the accuracy and patience needed I'm afraid I just don't have! Good luck and be happy you found happiness!

haha that's kinda cute

I have deep respect for scientists, especially those who are searching for answers to improve quality of life.