I just work part-time now for my brother-in-law. He owns 10 apartment buildings and I'm the *call it* person if there are any problems, I collect the rent, clean up inside and outside, check and make sure the security system is working, do apartment inspections, if the gas company, power company, plumbers, electricians, etc. have to do work there, I met them there to let them in, that sort of thing. I like it, it's not an interesting job, it's not a fulfilling job meaning you have a craving or need satisfied by it but it's play money and I get to work around my schedule, no set hours.

Out of all the jobs I've had in the past, my two favorite were being an emergency call dispatcher and parrot tamer/trainer. I loved both those jobs. Emergency call dispatcher was a job that kept you on your toes, you couldn't sit there day dreaming and you had to really be focused at all times.

Being a parrot tamer/trainer was my all time favorite. I did that for 7 years and I didn't consider that "work". I got paid to play with parrots and have fun all day and I got to take my own parrots to work with me. It could get painful at times, I've had to have stitches a few times due to parrot bites and had a finger broken by one but that all comes with the territory when you're working with big birds. My war wounds were all very well worth it.

I used to build custom studio equipment for post production companies based in Burbank, CA, #i was there for 6-7 years, and I had to travel a LOT internationally which was great at the start but soon became a drudge, as did traveling from the UK to CA twice a month for 2 years, until my company set up a satelitte company and I moved to CA.

We had to set up gear for concerts we also had to pull them down again , we did recording studios in the Stated and worldwide I was burned out at 28, and it manifested in one hell of a split with my GF at the time which saw me quit my job and hightailed it back to the UK, bought a house, started up a small business where I decide what I do and when I do it.

I own two companies and co-founded a non-profit.

One company is a thriving dog training company. I am a one woman show and do all of the marketing, secretarial work, training, etc. I specialize in training behaviorally unstable dogs (aggression, fear, anxiety, insecurity, dominance, etc) and I do private training only all in the client's home. I do not do group training and I do not do obedience either. I have been training for 10 years and owned my company for a little over a year. I've helped over 100 clients in my first year and aim to break that goal in my second year. I have not done as much work to the Facebook as I want to but you can follow it here: www.facebook.com/PawfectMannersDogTraining

The other company is working with a family that has a 12 year old autistic daughter. I work as a therapy implementer and caregiver. I take the things she's learning in behavioral, speech, and occupational therapy and put them into her everyday life. I also take her out into the community, help her care for herself, and teach her things like how to cook and how it's not appropriate to dump water on people. lol.

My non-profit is called The Survivors' Ink Project. It is an online based project that showcases Survivors choices in tattoos that proclaim their Survivorship and the strength and courage that goes along with that title. We have more than 400 followers on Facebook and get submissions on a very regular basis. You can find and support that here: www.facebook.com/TheSurvivorsInkProject


I absolutely positively love every second of everything that I do. I can't imagine doing anything else my entire life.

i work from home. I am a marketing director and health educator for an international wellness company. I talk with people about how to do toxin reduction within their homes and show them healthier options. I also show them discount shopping and how to get discounts at many many other retailers. It's not a get rich quick thing, but i really enjoy it.

care to train this dog? i'm aggressive, dominant, and i bite. but who knows what you'll do to tame me. shock treatment? whoopins? positive rewards? :)