New Career?

[bluemtnrunner]

I need a new career but what

Requirements:
1) Either incorporate or leave time for: outside time to bike, run, kayak, fish, go to the beach.
2) Flexible hours
3) Creativity
4) Writing
5) Social interaction
6) Decent salary and benefits

Not necessarily in that order, but you get the picture. Please send suggestions/ job offers with salary to BlueMtnRunner c/o SOWAL. Thank you for your support

 

[Jdarg]

I need a new career but what

Requirements:
1) Either incorporate or leave time for: outside time to bike, run, kayak, fish, go to the beach.
2) Flexible hours
3) Creativity
4) Writing
5) Social interaction
6) Decent salary and benefits

Not necessarily in that order, but you get the picture. Please send suggestions/ job offers with salary to BlueMtnRunner c/o SOWAL. Thank you for your support

Our mom jobs cover most of the requirements except salary.

 

[bluemtnrunner]

Our mom jobs cover most of the requirements except salary.

If only it did pay even half of the $1,000,000 a year it should....heck, I'd almost settle for a tenth of what it should pay. They better take care of me when I am old!!!!

 

[scooterbug44]

I think if we knew of that job, we would all have it.

All that flexibility and fun time rarely combines with great benefits and salary.

 

[Matt J]

A friend of mine is hiring for beach chair attendants in PCB, not too flexible on time, but the pay is good and you're outdoors all day long!

 

[beachmouse]

Blogging about life in the Florida Panhandle? If you can get enough regular readers, you can get some income from GoogleAds and the like.

 

[bluemtnrunner]

Blogging about life in the Florida Panhandle? If you can get enough regular readers, you can get some income from GoogleAds and the like.

You are the second person to suggest I start blogging. HMMMMMMM maybe it is a sign.

 

[scooterbug44]

How do you make money blogging?

 

[Beach Runner]

Our daughter gets $250 per post on a wedding blog. She's pretty well-known in the wedding industry (expertise gained from planning her own wedding which was last June). No health-care benefits though.

She also writes for wedding magazines (good skillz -- her SAT IIs in English were so good that she exempted English at MIT).

She also does wedding websites. She took my Java I and II classes when she was in high school, but she taught herself XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, and all of the photo-editing software that she uses.

What is the most profitable for her is wedding photography. Big bucks on the weekends. In April she is the lead photographer for a wedding in Ohio with a 500-person processional with elephants! She is so pumped about that.

So if you like to write, start posting on a website in which you have some expertise. It could parley into an offer. Get your name out there, and you could be contacted to be a writer for your areas of interest.

No 9-5 job, but more than 40 hours per week unless you manage your gigs properly. Our daughter is overloaded now, raised her prices, and is getting even more gig requests.

BTW the best thing is that she loves what she does. So glad she decided not to go to med school. Too stressful.

 

[Kurt]

If I were you I'd invent something and sell it for a lot of money. Then go swimming.