Face it - work can be very dull indeed, especially if you've got a job that's about as interesting as a doorknob. More than likely, you'll feel like a robot, one who's just going through the motions of every day living for the sake of economics. Well, what can you do, right? After all, you have to live and sustain yourself in the lifestyle that you've been accustomed to.
Still, you can't help but feel that there should be more to life than just your mundane job, your mundane briefcase, and your even more mundane cubicle. Well, guess what? You always have a choice. Why not pursue a career that you can totally enjoy? Here are some interesting jobs that may pique your, umm, interest. And, no, you won't need
Still, you can't help but feel that there should be more to life than just your mundane job, your mundane briefcase, and your even more mundane cubicle. Well, guess what? You always have a choice. Why not pursue a career that you can totally enjoy? Here are some interesting jobs that may pique your, umm, interest. And, no, you won't need
Disc JockeyWhere do people go to have a few hours of mindless fun, preferrably intoxicated? Why, a club, of course! Won't it be fun to work in one? Well, why don't you? And while you're at it, why not go for the most important club work there is - the DJ?
You might think that a DJ is no more than the weird guy in the weird glass booth with the weird pair of humongous headphones and weird-looking round stuff in a weird-looking briefcase. Well then, consider a club without a DJ. What's going to happen to the music? After all, it won't play itself. In that case, what happens to the dancing and the general feeling of fun and well-being in the room? Zero. Zilch. Nada.
Indeed, a club isn't a club without a DJ. In fact, the DJ IS the club; therefore, there can't be any more fun jobs than that. If you're the DJ, you're the center of attention. If you're the DJ, you'll be the most important person in the room. If you're the DJ, you'll probably be never bored again.
Water Sports Instructor
There's no place as fun and incredibly relaxing than the beach. In fact, you love it so much that you use every conceivable excuse imaginable just to be there. Well, why not pursue a profession that will not only allow you to be there most hours of the week, but will actually require that you're there. Ahhhh, that would be bliss, wouldn't it?
However, if you cringe on the idea of being the next David Hasselhoff, perhaps you should look beyond lifeguarding. Why not teach water sports? It's becoming more and more popular among travelers these days, so there's never any shortage of students to teach. Your silver business card case will be kept busy, busy, busy.
Don't worry if you don't know anything about water sports. As soon as you decide to give up the briefcase, you can pick any discipline that floats your boat (no pun intended), and get certified for it. All you have to do is attend a few classes, take a couple of tests, and you'll have yet another crisp certificate for your briefcase. With that done, you're ready to teach anything from kite boarding to scuba diving.
Commercial Model
One very interesting job that you or anyone can pursue is commercial modeling. And before you protest that you're no Giselle Bundchen, don't worry about it. If you look at most adverts on TV or on print, you'll find that more and more companies are using real people to endorse their products instead of larger-than-life celebrities and supermodels. And you're definitely a real person, right?
To be a commercial model, you need skills in acting. Fortunately, you don't have to be in the league of Daniel Day-Lewis to land a commercial modeling job. Can you act like the guy running down the street with sweaty armpits and briefcase in hand for a deodorant commercial? How about flapping your elbows and clucking like a chicken to promote a new line of chicken frozen foods? Well, then, you definitely won't have a problem landing a job.
Naturally, you'll have to go through an audition process. Come in your favorite chicken suit, or bring your own briefcase. Your enthusiasm is bound to stand out. Before you know it, you would've already built up a portfolio. Who knows? You might even end up on prime time TV, or even the movies? Your business card cases would definitely have to be refilled by then.
Indeed, there are many interesting job opportunities out there that anyone can take. All it takes is bit of courage and the readiness to give up the symbolic briefcase to have a job and have fun while you're at it.
One very interesting job that you or anyone can pursue is commercial modeling. And before you protest that you're no Giselle Bundchen, don't worry about it. If you look at most adverts on TV or on print, you'll find that more and more companies are using real people to endorse their products instead of larger-than-life celebrities and supermodels. And you're definitely a real person, right?
To be a commercial model, you need skills in acting. Fortunately, you don't have to be in the league of Daniel Day-Lewis to land a commercial modeling job. Can you act like the guy running down the street with sweaty armpits and briefcase in hand for a deodorant commercial? How about flapping your elbows and clucking like a chicken to promote a new line of chicken frozen foods? Well, then, you definitely won't have a problem landing a job.
Naturally, you'll have to go through an audition process. Come in your favorite chicken suit, or bring your own briefcase. Your enthusiasm is bound to stand out. Before you know it, you would've already built up a portfolio. Who knows? You might even end up on prime time TV, or even the movies? Your business card cases would definitely have to be refilled by then.
Indeed, there are many interesting job opportunities out there that anyone can take. All it takes is bit of courage and the readiness to give up the symbolic briefcase to have a job and have fun while you're at it.
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