Im just curious what some of the folks in this forum do for a living.. might help me make a solid choice on a career

 

I own/operate multiple businesses...natural born entreprenuer. Work all the time and have just enough time at the end of the day to drive my RS and its so worth it! Automotive, Sales, Restaurant, Inn, Winery just to name a few. Good luck.

 

there's no doubt most of us bust **** to be where we are (unless you're "independently wealthy" ie family money).

if i can quote an old boss of mine who said: "a job is doing something you don't necessarily like for money. a hobby is doing something you enjoy for free. a career is somewhere inbetween. make sure you find yourself a career..."

so point being, whatever you decide to do, you gotta enjoy and get some satisfaction from your career/source of income, because otherwise, you won't invest the time and energy needed to be sucessful enough to afford an RS4!!

did i just give words of wisdom???? god, i'm getting old.... []

 

on that note, an old boss told me that "life is tuff...its tuffer if you're stupid". LOL Work hard and opportunity will follow.

 

Or you could just do what i do and be a contract killer! Good pay in that field plus you get to travel!

And best of all, you get to kill bad people!

 

yea im in a career right now that is in between hobby and job, computer science. I just dotn think I'll ever be able to afford an 80 thousand dollar car and it sucks. entreprenuer huh, what were some of your favorite college classes?

 

and what the hell does a contract killer really do?


got a favorite way to kill people?

 

well, i think the bigger test of character here is:

based on what i wrote above, is being a contract killer a "job" or a "career" god forbid just a "hobby" [:'(]

 

Business 101, communications, history and pshychology were my favorites! However, I never finished college b/c I figured I did not need it and had to many opportunities pass my way to refuse. I have the basics and fundamentals to get where I need to be. Plus, "its not what ya know...its who ya know"-especially in small business.

 

great, so people with social disorders like myself are destined never to own a rs4.