I want to be the next Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Only not quite so creepy looking?

Yup, also I want to date a younger version of Sarah Brightman. She's way hot.

& chideltjen
i dj, but not out, and i need lots of work because i have no time anymore! (dnb & house & some trance)

What i want to do?

Be one of the people who's job is to go to all the fabulous parties everywhere in the music industry and give a report about it and take pictures. Is there such a job?

Work with the peace corp

own a club (i have the interior all designed and i can picture it in my head) or maybe designer to people wanting to own clubs?

get paid to travel, or be a camera op for travel television, or the person to stay in new hotels to tell everyone how Fabulous they are

be an ambassador to a foreign country-

Producer of novelas for Telemundo

Otherwise i want to live in Spain and teach english by day and be on the radio by night.

that should read "moe.ron & chideltjen:"

After I graduate, I'll be commissioned and heading off to do my thing...

http://img78.photobucket.com/albums/...4/Top_Gun3.jpg

Except, I'll be flying rotary wing ;)

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Possibly pursue a career in politics or a certain government agency afterwards.

I want to be an astronaut. :o

I think I'm a 5-year old stuck in a 22-year old's body.

This is a really trick Question...
 

What you thought you wanted to do at some point may have changed. Now the idea is to re-evaluate your skills and look at the direction that your life is going and ask yourself is this where I want to 1. be, 2. go, 3. expand ?

So often as a recruiter I see changes in careers when a person is actually least expected due to his or her lifestyle and or lack of work skills or even a layoff. Let me know if you have any questions.

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ShaedyKD, I agree. I like your thinking.

1.) I would LOVE to be a comedian for MadTv or Saturday Night Live. How fun would that be?

2.) A music video director. I don't want to direct movies or shows, just music videos. I know, its a bit weird-but I actually started out at Penn State as a communications major to fulfill that dream. Then I changed my major.

3.) A CIA or FBI Agent. I later changed my major from communications (film) to Russian Translation with a minor in German, after returning from Iraq. After a semester or so, I thought-this sucks and I will be here FOREVER. That dream got thrown out the window.

4.) Anything with Phi Mu (nationally)

5.) A Greek Life Advisor/ Academic Advisor

6.) Eventually-I'd love to be a Professor

Now-I'm not 100% sure what I would find super fulfilling. Hopefully my current plan to be something great will work out.

If I could just learn and practice foreign languages all day, I'd do that! I don't think that's a real job, unfortunately. I'd like to work at a high school career center as a college admissions counselor. I'm working on that...slowly...

I'd love to be a professional snarkster/devil's advocate consultant. I love the idea of being paid to tell people that they're wrong.

I really want to be an army nurse. I've thought about this for a long time and considered all positives and negatives (believe me), and that's what I really want to do. :)

I should be finishing up my nursing prerequisites in the coming spring semeste (provided I can get into the classes I need), and ideally I'd like to transfer into the upper-division portion of a BSN program out of state next fall. And I'll enroll in army rotc if my master plan works out.

I'll let you guys know how that goes!

1. Licensed Professional Counselor, specializing in Adolescent and Addiction treatment.

2. a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader *i'm waaay too short*

3. Professional house sitter

4. Social media expert: sit on FB all day and peruse the pages

5. Work with special education policy, specifically IDEA part C.

OOooh, I want that job, too. If not that, I'd love to have my own television show.

Secret shopper. That'd be awesome. I'm all about customer service.

In lieu of that, what I actually do & enjoy is usability, focusing on how the user interacts with a product. I'd love to do more.

Now, if I can find that in a job for like 30-35 hours a week instead of 50...

ETA- for those that want to be efficiency consultants or get paid to tell people what they're doing wrong: Six Sigma. Lots of fun.