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29 Sep 14
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For me, the legal profession.
Or, possibly something in IT/computers. Plenty of jobs, relatively well paid but maybe quite boring.
Or, possibly something in IT/computers. Plenty of jobs, relatively well paid but maybe quite boring.
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Football referee
Piece of p!$$ - you can just make it up as you go along (see Mark Clattenburg) Unfortunately every one who is interested in footy plays it so you end up with ref's who couldn't kick a ball to save their lives |
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Boring? Au contraire, this is all glamour. I'm literally beating the chicks off with a shiitty stick. And these are actual chicks, and this is actually a shiitty stick.
For me, if I could choose, I'd probably inherit a fortune. |
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cat stroker
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a vet
although probably as much use as Mr Chinnery from the League of Gentleman |
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Property developer for me and retire at 35.
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Spy.
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James Bond
or George Smiley? I would prefer the latter |
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Either.
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A mate of mine is training to be a locksmith. He's hoping to get a house under the government's key worker scheme
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I trained and qualified as an accountant many years ago and then went on to be an international management consultant (honest). Loved it but discovered Betfair a few years ago and love it a million times more.
Love the camaraderie (with myself) Love having nobody else to please or irritate me Love making money without having to go outside and talk to people Love it that if I get it wrong there's nobody else to blame Only other job I'd probably enjoy is an undertaker - but only dealing with people I wouldn't have liked. |
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I was an accountant some time ago. Never became fully qualified. I'd passed about 75% of the exams reasonably well but became ill about six weeks before the next lot. Never got back in to the studying.
Why did you leave management consultancy if you liked it (and it's well paid) |
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LEARN TO PLAY A GUITAR AND GO ON X FACTOR
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Not too late Do Wah
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WORK IN THE CITY WAVING MY ARMS AT EVERYONE AND SHOUTING AT THEM,BUY BUY BUY SELL SELL SELL
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I agree with nick
Got to an age where I just got fed up with being nice to people and doing all that lovey change managemnt stuff. Just wanted to tell people to stop moaning and do it. But modern mgt thinking is about inclusion etc etc. And then I discovered Betfair and became a free man. Pi$$ed off a few people and never looked back. Difference between earning money and making money. |
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A lot of what you say strikes a chord.
It's quite stressful being nice all day to people you don't see eye-to-eye with. Unfortunately, the amount of money I make on Betfair isn't enough to feed a hamster but it's not my living. I do something I enjoy now and mostly from home |
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IT IS FOR ME NICK,SIMON COWELL WONT GIVE ME A YES,NOMATTER WHAT AS I UPSET HIM WHEN HE ASKED ME TO GO TO THE BACK OF THE X FACTOR QUE
AND I TOLD HIM IM NOT GOING TO THE BACK OF THE QUE EVEN IF SIMPLE SIMON SAYS GO TO THE BACK OF THE QUE |
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Idle rich
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i agree with nick.
look at this web-site (I'm not spamming, honest) You might like it www.layhorses2win.co.uk |
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i would be an assassin for the government, that would be an awesome job ... get rid of people and it's legal !!
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With hindsight building a property portfolio but you had to time it right -some did go bust
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29 Sep 14 17:37 Joined: 21 Jan 11 | Topic/replies: 535 | Blogger: mememe's blog i agree with nick. look at this web-site (I'm not spamming, honest) You might like it www.layhorses2win.co.uk Thanks for that. Suspect there must be a few on here who subscribe |
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Might have studied to be a doctor but I don't think I'd have had the patience
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I'm going to put a call out for scissors, he might be able to do something with that.
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Happy with what I did - but think Snooker Pro. in the days of Betfair could be quite pleasing also.
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I would be a DJ and die before I reached 70.
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Btw, re my OP, I would have gone into law with a view to becoming a Premier League football agent
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17-40 Still a pro musician, but this time I'd move to London sooner and I'd network more.
40+ Betting, but I'd learn how to do it properly a lot sooner. |
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An International Man of Mystery........rather than just local....or a Van Drivers Mate.
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A mate of mine is a barber. Poor wages but good fringe benefits
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Become a UK politician and get my head into the trough asap. The Euro gig would be even better of course.
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rock star/cricket commentator, topless photographer
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Not much call for photographers who are topless.
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What would you do for a living if you had your time again?
Why give up? I'm currently doing a Python programming course and am also subscribed to Android and C# courses. I've a few mobile apps to develope but I'm struggling to understand current programming methods to program them. When I left school and started an apprenticeship I thought that was it but you can do anything at any age if you put your mind to it. I will get my apps made and maybe make a few £££'s from a few of them, I just wish I realised this 25 years ago. Never give up on your dreams. |
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roadsweeper !............well it would keep me off the streets !
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Oval - fair play to you and good luck.
Some individuals may say they'd do exactly the same again and others may be happy with what they're doing now (like yourself, altough it sounds like you wish you'd have done it earlier.) I think most of us would have done something different if we were 18 again but that's with the benefit of experience and that wonderful thing called hindsight. |
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Kind of wished I had followed a career in architecture though, on reflection, I would rather be a "Gigolo"...
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It's never too late to do whst you want.
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Property developer for me and retire at 35.
Ok saying that, but there is something that drives successful people to just keep going. My niece's husband was a millionaire, through hard graft and shrewdness, at twenty seven years old. He sold all of his interests eight years ago, for circa £7 million, and bought a twelve room chateau in the Loire Valley, plus two rental gites, and other development buildings on the same site. He could put his feet up, but now is a successful developer in France, principally for UK clients having bought property there. Also a successful, and very knowledgeable dealer in antiques, with which his house is furnished. Why do people just keep going at it, when they could have retired years ago! It's a completely different mind set. It isn't for the money as they don't desperately need it. A few examples such as Alan Sugar, Richard Branson, the entire cast of "Dragon's Den" and a whole host of iconic pop groups, plus the likes of Bruce Forsyth (who will probably die on set, as did Tommy cooper). |