Hi! What is a viable career option for someone who is easily intrigued, yet easily bored?

school teacher or nurse....no 2 days are the same

who says you have to do anything for the rest of your life?
why a tourist guide? had one of the worst tourist guides recently. unfortunately that ( like almost everything) it does require specific skills, sorry was a little peeved at the persons inablilty to answer relatively simple questions lol . do what you feel like, figure out what you feel like though.

Prostitute.

Rosie O'Donnell's gynocologist or a **** star, what's the better option.

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How about something that represent adventure for you?
What about a paramedic or something medical, I work in the medical field and let me tell you, there's never a dull moment. Things are always changing and you get plenty of opportunity for adrenaline rushes.

A tourist guide

"aver" maybe you should go and try to be a writer.

University or College prof...you can discuss many things with students and spice it up however you like. I'm the same way and i'm completely satisfied.

stock broker

Writer would be good, I guess, but only in a limited sense. When it's the 44th day in a row you have to mention how MJ died, you're gonna get a little bored with that.

Project management comes to mind - projects are usually short(ish) - 1 to 12 months, occasionally more, so the task at hand is always changing within the project, and then the whole thing changes (people, location, objectives, etc etc).

I can't think of anything that rewards short-term interest in many different fields so well.

Something which is constantly changing, perhaps travelling as a tour guide or working in a hospital -no two days the same...!

Policeman

Private Eye

Secret Agent

Store Detective

School teacher

President/Prime Minister!

Receptionist. You always get different questions and you can hang up if you like.

Advertising. You'll have to know a little bit of everything and apply it to the market and clients you're catering to. You'll always have to stay updated on the latest commercial trends. And given the high activity and stress level in the field, you definitely won't be bored.

how about a spy?

I'm glad this question was asked for I am the same way. As a result, I am considering getting another degree - this time in philosophy so I can conduct research on any topic I like. If you check out the bios of professors in philosophy you'll see a long list of specialties. They are not restricted to one subject area. I also like the project management idea given by FredTrellis.

Bottom line is you should get a career assessment done. Google "MAPP Assessment for more info. Their manner of assessment if very unique and thorough. I plan on using to further define the best job title for me.

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