Production designer for the film industry or an urban planner.

I want to be a wedding singer.

I currently work in sales/account management.

What I'd like to do, that I could possibly actually do in my real life, is work in admin/programming for an arts or nature community organization that I really care about.

What I'd like to do, if I was starting over from scratch, is something in the sciences. Astrophysics or evolutionary biology. Or maybe just a professional student in one of those fields.

I wish I'd just worked for a bank in wealth management. I spent over a decade in the legal profession - and then transitioned into a non-legal job in the wealth management arm of the bank. For lateral-entry it was good...because my legal experience was a significant asset and gave me an extremely good position coming in. However, when it comes to upward career progress it's a bit hard b/c my background is legal and i don't have the same 'banking' experience (and all the related skills) that others applying for the same positions i want already have.

Totally regret majoring in Accounting. Hate it. Looking to get into Cybersecurity.

As a kid I always wants to be a professional sports person, until I played with a few international folks to realize how talented they are and still how hard they need to work to "make it". It is stressful

Anonymous wrote:Airline pilot

That does seem fun. Nice not to be tied to a desk

Anonymous wrote:Initially, I wanted to be a flight attendant. Grew up in a very strict household and pretty much could only leave home to get married Ended up working in Administrative positions. I wish I would have gone into foreign service, like working at the US Embassy around the world. When I attending college at night, didn't know that was an option

If it makes you feel better, it’s almost impossible to get into the foreign service

Airline pilot

Initially, I wanted to be a flight attendant. Grew up in a very strict household and pretty much could only leave home to get married Ended up working in Administrative positions. I wish I would have gone into foreign service, like working at the US Embassy around the world. When I attending college at night, didn't know that was an option

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Anonymous wrote:Hate to say it, but I think I could have been a good and happy lawyer.

No you wouldn’t! Disabuse yourself of this fantasy immediately please.

I absolutely love being a lawyer!

Anonymous wrote:Stage manager on Broadway - I have read and listened to a bunch of interviews with stage managers and have never come across a job that seems more perfectly suited to me!

Therapist - actually in school for this now, but I wish I'd considered it right after college rather than waiting 25 years

Person who names paint and makeup colors - no idea what qualifications this requires but it seems so fun

Woah, me too - I literally thought I had already responded until I saw your third option. Mine third would have been a financial planner.

Anonymous wrote:Physician but would rather be a landscape architect.

It's only fun if you are working with wealthy residential clients on their estate.
For every other kind of project you are working on handicap accessibility, road slopes and ramps to prevent speeding.

Medical science liaison.

Anonymous wrote:Forensic accounting.

No you don’t, trust me