November 18, 2007
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What career would you pursue if money was not an issue?
If money wasn't an issue, I would probably consider a career in stand-up comedy. The only problem I see with that is the high failure rate. There are probably a lot of stand-up acts out there, but very few make it big. It would probably be fun, but I don't think it would be worth the struggle.
Another career I would consider is some sort of stock worker. That is about the laziest job ever. You basically sit around and wait for work to come. When you do get work, it's finished quickly and you are back to lazing about.
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Comments (2)
Yeah i have always thought that being a stand up comedian would be fun but hey i like not being dirty poor all the time.
If I could then I'd become a manga artist or an anime artist. I always wanted to do it when I was little, but then I realised that loads of people can draw and if you get trained well, anyone with a bit of talent can become an artist and so I realised that I'd have tough competition. I don't know, I guess I never wanted to do anything else other than creative, but dirt poor jobs. When I first came to the UK all I did was write and read like mad, so it's always been what I wanted - I could write and draw at the same time and so I could hit two birds with one stone. But unless you actually made it as an artist and got your name out there I know that it pays shit.