What do you do for a living?
 

I checked all 9 pages of topics, and didnt find this topic, so here it goes...

I'm 19, at 3rd year of Georgia Tech, and trying to figure out what the heck to do with my life. So i figure the best people to ask are the successful ones. And i KNOW all of you are successful after reading some of these threads and seeing the cars you drive.

I've always wanted a Porsche. And in my price range, i could have gotten a 914/944 type, but they're a little boring to drive for my tastes. Ended up getting a totally different car.

'65 Mustang fastback GT-350 clone. No power brakes, no power steering, drum brakes, 4 speed toploader, posi-traction, no a/c, about 250hp/320ftlb in a 2800lb car. Its fun and a great car for me at this point.

So I am an avid car enthusiast, and would love to have something very rare one day, but i need money to do that.

I just would like to know what you guys do, AND whether or not you're happy doing it. Thanks!

internist/critical care physician m.d., and yes, despite managed care, i am happy doing what i did with my life.

I sell LV, Gucci Bags ,Cell Phones,PC parts, Rolex and Porsche racing parts(from Japan).

I work for Microsoft ( Software sales )based in Miami and travel in the Latin American Territory.

Raise my two boys with my wonderful wife :D On the other side I am a Porsche tuner and engine builder <img border="0" alt="[burnout]" title="" src="graemlins/burnout.gif" />

I am in the printing business (specializing in flexographic pressure sensitive labels). While it has provided me with a decent lifestyle, it is a very challenging field to be in, especially in Southern California where there is an endless supply of competition. Unless you have some distinct advantage such as being able to produce it faster, cheaper, or better than the compeitors, you should not enter any manufacturing industry or you will be eaten alive.

Let me just say that unless you are somehow able to print money, it's not worth getting in to! Unfortunately, I haven't figured that one out yet :)

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facial plastic surgeon

Full-time student at Cal State Long Beach and work full time at the family company (Trojan battery, if you guys ever need boat/golf cart/deep cycle batteries let me know :) )

Design and Manufacture Oral & Maxillofacial Implants and Orthopedic devices, also manufacture fiber optic lens assemblies.

Art director in an advertising agency. It sucks.

Still haven't figured out what I wanna be when I grow up...

I work for the Systems Department of a small (# of people) although large (amount under management: ~ US $5 billion) hedgefund in New York. Was a New Yorker most of my life until I got married last year and moved to Philadelphia... and yes, I commute to New York 5 days a week. My wife refuses to move!

On a side note, we picked up a 1999 Mercedes SLK w/ Sport Pkg this past weekend (geez, the prices have fell through the floor on used cars!) This car is so different than the 996 Turbo but a blast to drive.

Clone, I actually work in the Concourse buildings up off of I285/GA400 (actually, the King building to be exact). Those are the two large skyscrapers that look like King/Queen chess pieces.

I am in Information Technology and specialize in IT Projects and Project Management.

By the way, Go Dawgs. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" /> (I'm also a UGA grad.)

Retired from electrical engineering at 35 (no real passion for it) to invest in various real estate scenarios (absolutely love it)...

"It's not what you do, it's how you do it."

-DT

Merchant banker and developer for one of the largest commercial real estate firms in California. I raise and place debt, equity, and mezzanine for real estate portfolios as well as develop joint venture projects.

I am very happy doing what I'm doing.

Internet Sales Manager for a car sales group. Good / easy money. :)