which one would you pick ? what do you like best ? less stress ? money ? Thanks in advanced
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Attorneys make more money, of course, but it seems like teaching at the university level would be more rewarding in other ways. Both would be stressful. I hear it's pretty hard to find a professorship, though. But a decent lawyer can always find work. If you're serious about pursuing an MA or a PHD in history, don't expect to have an easy time finding a job after you graduate. I'm thinking about going for an MA in literature. I just think it could be depressing to be a lawyer. I heard a good quote from a lawyer, regarding his job: "There are a lot of trees, but no forest."--In other words, you spend a lot of time poring over papers filled with boring little details, without ever dealing with the things that really matter in life. As a history prof, you'd get to spend more of your time thinking about the bigger issues.
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I would choose.. Love., because no matter what. Money to me doesnt mean everything. I grew up with very little money and love takes care of it all.. and money in my family is only a bunch of head aches. For real\n\nI would never marry for th e money my husband makes.. He is my world i could care less as long as we were together. and full of love.
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I would say a dog. You will have a loyal trusted friend, who doesn't complain and takes you just the way you are. No changes necessary!
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Relaxation..\nIt's peaceful and you get to enjoy the outdoors and get something for dinner at the same time.
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Hi David\nthis really depends on what you want to do with your life\nmoney really isnt everything and sales jobs are always available. like you i would be concerned as the company is not awfully well established. remember too that for more money he could be expecting a lot \nso weigh up the pros and cons carefully\ngood luck whateveer your choice
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I'd choose something art related. Or a combination of all. That's what I'm currently doing. I have a degree in Psych, do photography on the side for my own enjoyment ( I was just beginning to freelance but my darkroom and the local arts guild dissolved), and I teach arts and crafts at an after school program. Of course, with the degree, I do more than just arts and crafts at work. I also run some life skills groups, assist with homework during the school year and etc. Plus, I also get paid to play games like basketball, pool, board games and etc when we don't have a lot of kids. It's awesome!\nAnd since I lost my darkroom and studio, I'm now playing with collage art, art journaling, mixed media, candle making and etc on the side. And selling related art supplies on ebay as well. There's soooo much one can do if one really is interested in something!!!! \nTry to find something that incorporates a lot of your likes and loves....DON'T get tied down to some horrible job just for the pay. And, if you do go into pscych, social work, or some other related field, there's ALWAYS a way to incorporate art into your work...without returning to school and wasting $$ on an art therapy degree...unless you definitely plan on doing art therapy at a special facility somewhere....Just do what you enjoy and don't make yourself miserable doing something you don't like. And if you can't incorporate everything you enjoy into one job, ,make sure you leave enough down time for yourself to work on side projects.
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go with the one you can afford.  Remember this. To drive in love can be pleasant but the drivers seat can sometimes result in disaster when you don't know enough. Good luck and much wisdom.
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Air force. Its the most intellectual branch, and that will help you later in life. The living conditions are 5X that of the army. Think , one bedroom apartment, with a nice fast broadband connection. ;p
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Well, the most important thing is to ask yourself, at which job would you be the happiest at?  I mean, regardless of money.  Which job would you "enjoy" more?  I know that this sounds strange, but you could work at one job that you could be paid a lot, but absolutely hate it.  But another, would be more enjoyable, but paid less.\n\nAnother factor to consider is if you have anyone to provide for.  Wife, children, family.  Sometimes sacrifices have to be made to make sure they live well.  \n\nThis is not an easy question to answer...and most likely not an easy one to ask either.  \n\nBut put it into consideration.  Which job would you be happiest at?  Which one would provide the best benefits for you(besides money)?\n\nWishing you luck.
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I'd go with the job with the experience.  Once you have experience, you can always move on to a job that is more financially rewarding.  You stated that the job with the better pay is not your degree or interest.  You could become un-happy with that in a short period of time.  Experience always counts, you're young enough you can make the money a little while later.
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Pick the best one - It has to be your decision
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Oh A trip forsure!!! It will be an experience you will never forget. Just make sure you go someplace cool, like Europe instead of just down south and baking in the sun.\n\nTrips a re the best life changing experience!!\n\nI hope that helps and good luck with your decision!!
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Dermatology would be my top choice.  The other fields require working or being on-call 24 hrs a day.  There are less emergencies in the dematology field, so there would be a better chance of just working regular office hours, thus giving you a chance to have a normal life outside of work.
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Depends on your requirements.  If you have a specific requirement that only a customized brand would satisfy, then go with it, recognizing that it may be more expensive.  If your reqirement can be met by a standard brand, then typically this is less expensive than customized and may be a better decision.
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do both at the same time. BEFORE u have kid. part-time. it takes sometime but u are able to do what u like and have something to fall into at the same time (degree). good luck
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it would be cool, but to stressful u know good luck, I mean with the money and stuff it might be worth it but I just would not enjoy my life as much as I do now but I hope u find someone GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Go for the education.   Jobs are only temporary.  They may want you now, but you could be layed off or fired tomorrow if things don't work out or if the market turns.   Education is something you will always have.\n\nA good company will know that education is best for you AND THEM.  They will encourage you to finish the education.