Have You Had A Career That You Love?

you have worn many hats, and are lucky to have enjoyed them all. i too have worn a few different hats. most days i look forward to my jobs, and i do mean jobs.i have a career that pays very well yearly, but i also am working on a plan to make the world a little bit easier to survive in.during the day i do what i must to sustain my families lives. in the evening i search the internet looking for reasonably priced computer parts and such to donate to a local gentleman, who refurbishes them and gives them away to children without one. on the weekends, i work on refinishing guitars to be given away at christmas to those children who want to play but cannot afford one. yes i enjoy what i do, althought the arthritis doesn't lol

When I left school i went to work in a bank, which, back then was a very ggod job to get into. I earnt a lot of money, but i hated it. I stuck at it for 8 years, until I became pregnant and then i left. I have not had a long term job since then, as I devoted my time to bringing up my daughter, but for the last 6 years I have been qualified as a reflexologist and now run my own business from home. This was the best thing i have ever done, i love my work, and tho I dont earn a lot of money, to me the most important thing is that im doing something I really enjoy, Im good at it, and most of all, im helping people.

im a teacher in a maximum security prison and have been a teacher in one way or another for the last 25 years or so. Where i work now is an amazing experience and not something everyone gets to see, nor indeed could do. I feel honoured to be given this opportunity and love my job blessed be

From my earliest memory of childhood I desired to be a nurse. I graduated highschool and went to college and became a nurse. I have never looked back. It is an AWESOME profession. I worked surgical ICU, ER and open heart units for 20 years and then decided to given mental health nursing a try. LOVED IT!! Worked in a speciality hospital that dealt with adolescent and children's mental health. After a move forced me to live in the armpit of Kentucky, I decided to go back and get a Masters in Nursing. I now teach nursing in a small, local college. I love creating nurses for tomorrow, and yet I still get bedside nursing as I take the students to clinical!

I was a Corrections Officer for 17 years, and I don't know that I really loved it, but I didn't hate it either. I was used to it and no 2 days were ever the same. I did many different jobs in that time, everything from working the control center to bubble officer, to wing officer and yard dog. I have seen people at their best and at their worst. I have broken up fights, fought fires, and watched people die. I have also been given instructions that did not follow policy and procedure and fought caseworkers, functional unit managers, and administration over it. I have written so many reports over the years that I can't even begin to guess the number of them. Now that I can't work, I have an abiding dislike for the phone, paperwork and authority. I like my peace and quiet, and my general solitude. I have my wife and cat, and this computer. That is all I need.