What Does Everyone Do For A Living?

I'm a six form student and I work in the Co-op a few nights a week
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Seaofdreams: What a great way to spend your life , it must be so rewarding.

I was in a very stressful job for over 30 years, now retired (early) & I drive a little van around village schools, delivering school dinners & ferrying thing item between schools part time. No stress, enjoy it very much & it pays for my horse. Have I died & gone to heaven?
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Long term layabout.
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Qualified Nursery Nurse and BHSAI but haven't worked in either of those fields for many years.
Used to have my own rosette company, now make customised sashes (think serious bling and lots of beadwork) mainly for miniature pony clients which pays for the horses.
Other than that I stay at home and do domesticky stuff and pootle about the place doing odd jobs.

So many interesting, and varied occupations on here.
 
I ride horses.
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I've done it successfully for 25 years, loved it, and managed to make a decent living at it. But I'm seriously contemplating not doing it professionally anymore so ask me again in a couple of months.
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I'm a farmer. I have a hay farm which makes top quality horse hay.

I also have a boarding stables on my farm.

I also buy and produce youngsters, so have an equine selling business.

And I have a trail riding business.

How lucky are you!!
 
I have my own businesses...ones a marketing consultancy and the other is an equine based website...soon to be eCommerce site.
 
I do the transport for one site for the largest fencing company in the uk, absolutely hate it, lots of stress, winter of boredom, summer of crazy hell and crap money!!!!! Offices drive me crazy!! Have been a dressage groom and a veterinary nurse but couln't afford to do it anymore. Will be back with horses one day, it;s my absolute passion! Thinking of setting up my own company, so ask again in a few months!
 
I used towork in financial IT, but it looks like I'm going to be made redundant whilst on maternity leave so I'm probably going to go back to teaching riding as a freelance intstructor for the next few years.
 
Im a Veterinary nurse. Been nursing for 5year now and still love it!. Very demanding but also very rewarding. Plus get everything at cost price for doggies,cats and horse plus discount on my horse insurance. Dont think I could ever change my career.
 

Used to have my own rosette company

How come you gave it up? If you don't mind me asking, i had thought of doing that.
 
I run my own livery yard with around 30 horses. Do all the work myself, but have help 4 mornings per week to give me the time to play with my own horses.

I can vouch for Enfys rosettes - she has made them for me in the past and they are excellent. It was such a loss to South Wales when she moved to Canada
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Isn't this interesting? What an amazing variety of skills and jobs - and we all somehow manage to fit them around horses! I have my own management training and coaching business, and just so appreciate the bit of freedom that being my own boss gives me to spend time with the horses ... who take up most of the money that I earn (the bit left over after my daughter has had her share that is!!!)
 
I am a receptionist, but we've recently been taken over by a HOOGE company who will Im sure, start knocking us off one by one.
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Ive been told I'll probably be there til the bitter end..damn it I want my redundancy $$$!!
 
I'm a part time local government officer working in research and consultation.

Also part time rider/instructor/groom for a big local riding centre where we buy and sell, provide various types of livery and also run a small riding school.

Guess which job pays a living wage versus which job I actually like LOL
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I'm an online marketing manager in the horse game. And I love the hours I work 8 - 4 means I can ride the horse etc
 
I'm an Investment Manager for a large Investment Bank (not allowed to say who but they are American and based in Canary Wharf)... I keep buying those lottery tickets though... I'd love to have my own Arab Stud/Show livery yard... one day...
 
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