In a perfect world, what would your "work" be? page

**Crabbcakes** · 01-26-2013, 09:47 AM

This question has been on my mind. Assuming that the most important items/needs in your life are covered to your satisfaction, what would your occupation, job, work, livelihood be? At least, what would you do or try first?

For example, I have a disabled and special-needs child who will never be independent, so my given is that her therapies, equipment, supervision, and medical needs would magically be met. I only say "magically met" because when I daydream of possibilities, her care always stands in front of anything I might dream up, and if I assume I have all she needs, I can let my daydreams fly.

So - what would it be in a perfect situation? My guess is that many will answer in the direction of the arts...

I'll go first...

**Crabbcakes** · 01-26-2013, 09:50 AM

Travel, travel, travel and take foreign language classes everywhere I went. I would stay in one place just long enough to get the feeling that it is time to move on, and then go, however long or short that might be. Somewhere along the line, find some kind of translation work niche.

I would still have home base, though. I need some place to store my stuff, and I kinda like my stuff. And home would be here when I needed a break for a while from all the footloose-ness.

**naiadknight** · 01-26-2013, 09:52 AM

I'm torn between writing and working behind the scenes in awareness for multiple diseases. I do actually write, albeit I haven't finished my opus thanks to real life.

**PureFunctionalFitness** · 01-26-2013, 09:56 AM

Personal trainer, wellness and nutrition consultant, international speaker and conference attendee on movement, exercise and evolutionary nutrition, community interaction, work life balance, etc etc.

I do the first one, am working more at the second more and more, just need to learn more and work on the rest