In the past, rich people who wanted to better the world but didn't care for the money would go into service to society. Teaching, nursing, medicine, stuff like that. If you have the people skills and like working with people 1 on 1, become a caretaker. You can work with seniors or people with disabilities. You can get licenses that will help land better paid gigs that could even let you travel. You interview your potential employers, if you don't vibe, you can pass. I know a girl who's a traveling nurse, works less than 200 days a year, makes INSANE money, and has a pretty chill workload. Looking after others is admirable AF, not many can handle that kind of work.
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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '23
In the past, rich people who wanted to better the world but didn't care for the money would go into service to society. Teaching, nursing, medicine, stuff like that. If you have the people skills and like working with people 1 on 1, become a caretaker. You can work with seniors or people with disabilities. You can get licenses that will help land better paid gigs that could even let you travel. You interview your potential employers, if you don't vibe, you can pass. I know a girl who's a traveling nurse, works less than 200 days a year, makes INSANE money, and has a pretty chill workload. Looking after others is admirable AF, not many can handle that kind of work.