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[QUOTE="doops, post: 1341533, member: 59356"] That depends on what it is you love about something that might (or might not) earn you a good living. Many occupations can provide quite a lot of job satisfaction -- it is at least 80% in your own mindset whether you can find some part of the job that is interesting and energizes you in some way. Some people can handle any job that has hours and benefits to their liking. Jobs one loves much of the time, and jobs that make good money are not always the same. Few dream occupations, those that you imagine you might love, that you have trained for and have become skilled at, truly measure up to the dreams. There are, in my experience, problems involved that you did not anticipate. Or you did not anticipate that you wouldn't like certain aspects. For instance, a job that involves a lot of travel might sound great, but then you might find that you hate being away from home -- or not having a home-- so much of the time. Family and friends may be more important to you than you thought and time with them is more important than more money. Life is about learning stuff about your own self and organizing your life so that your life fits who you are. [/QUOTE]
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