Comments on: 10 Easygoing Jobs for Motivationally Challenged People http://www.moneychoices.com.au/blog/easygoing-jobs-motivationally-challenged-people.php Australia's Personal Finance Blog Tue, 22 Nov 2011 20:10:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Chris Mock http://www.moneychoices.com.au/blog/easygoing-jobs-motivationally-challenged-people.php#comment-1123 Chris Mock Sat, 18 Dec 2010 07:50:18 +0000 http://www.moneychoices.com.au/blog/?p=785#comment-1123 I am a graphic designer for Fantasy of Flight in Polk City FL. I am ready to move on to something that has meaning and purpose. I am a graphic designer for Fantasy of Flight in Polk City FL. I am ready to move on to something that has meaning and purpose.

]]> By: Morten Reistad http://www.moneychoices.com.au/blog/easygoing-jobs-motivationally-challenged-people.php#comment-501 Morten Reistad Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:59:13 +0000 http://www.moneychoices.com.au/blog/?p=785#comment-501 You gotta get real. These are some of the toughest jobs for lowest pay. Dive guides get up at 0500 (not joking), haul tanks to the (140 dB, 45C) compressor, fill them, haul them to the boat, fix lunch, handle incompetent divers for 3-4 dives (otherwise they dont NEED a dive guide) , just intermixed by serving lunch, hauling more tanks, and probably hauling a few of them out of the water. Skippers have a similar ordeal. They have night shifts as well, haul as much gear but only go on a wet deck, not in the water. They get equally wet still. Surf dive guides actually have to know, and perform, rescues, and keep a constant guard. Musicians have to practice. And practice. And practice. Probably start while you are 5 or something. Most of them also get a lot of gear to haul. So for all the other stuff. Instructurs, guides and skippers don't get to do the fun stuff, but they get to assist incompentent dweebs doing the good stuff, and haul a lot of gear. But you will get a lean body with lors of upper body muscles. You gotta get real. These are some of the toughest jobs for lowest pay.
Dive guides get up at 0500 (not joking), haul tanks to the (140 dB, 45C) compressor, fill them, haul them to the boat, fix lunch, handle incompetent divers for 3-4 dives (otherwise they dont NEED a dive guide) , just intermixed by serving lunch, hauling more tanks, and probably hauling a few of them out of the water.

Skippers have a similar ordeal. They have night shifts as well, haul as much gear but only go on a wet deck, not in the water. They get equally wet still.

Surf dive guides actually have to know, and perform, rescues, and keep a constant guard. Musicians have to practice. And practice. And practice. Probably start while you are 5 or something. Most of them also get a lot of gear to haul.

So for all the other stuff. Instructurs, guides and skippers don’t get to do the fun stuff, but they get to assist incompentent dweebs doing the good stuff, and haul a lot of gear.

But you will get a lean body with lors of upper body muscles.

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