#AdventureCareers #CareerChange #ExtremeJobs 🌍💼
Hey fellow adventurers! 🌟 What career is the most exciting/adventurous/thrilling you’ve heard of? 🤔 Looking for something extreme to sink my teeth into next! Here are some ideas that might interest you, considering your background and interests:
– Wildlife Conservationist in the Amazon Rainforest 🌿🐒
– Deep-Sea Diver exploring shipwrecks and marine life 🌊🦈
– Skydiving Instructor jumping out of planes daily 🪂✈️
– Expedition Leader guiding treks to remote parts of the world 🌄🌍
Let me know if any of these spark your interest or if you have any other adventurous career suggestions! Let’s make our next move the most thrilling one yet! 💪 #GoForIt #AdventureAwaits
Um…Mt. Everest sherpa I guess?
Drug dealer
Fire fighter, more specifically the people who jump out of planes to fight wildfires.
Alaska Fishing Boat
I heard of this thing that will pay you, house you, train you. You go on ships for multiple months and do some shit idk
Caribbean/gulf of Mexico yacht captain. A buddy of mine moved to Florida after college and started off as a cook on a boat ( couldn’t cook, but they liked him enough to keep him on) and worked his way to captain yachts owned by billionaire CEOs. Spends his year driving the boat from island to island at the whim of the family.
Join the CIA!
EEOC investigator. I fucking LOVE hearing about workplace drama that doesn’t involve me whatsoever but I have no idea how to go about getting that job lol
Shark biologist! Dream come true! You need a B.S. and M.S. in a relevant field. Best experiences of my life!
Rejoin the military lol
Not sure what branch of the military you were in, but there are countries, mostly in Africa, that hire former military to patrol game reserves and guard animals against poachers. If you do see poachers in the act, there is often a green light to use lethal force to protect the animals.
Whitewater raft guide
I used to sell art on a cruise ship was really bizarre experience you travel the world
Your life is amazing…why not try job that involves with community (nurse, teacher)
As ex-military, you would think undercover intelligence officer would be an obvious choice.
Buddy of mine is a scientist who tracks wolves. He takes off for months at a time to do it. He’ll randomly pop up in the city every now and then to grab a beer and tell me about what it’s like.
Wildlife veterinarian.
Join a big city police department. You’ll see and experience things you’ll never forget.
Underwater welder
Before bodycams, policing. It use to be extremely fun to patrol the streets. All the craziness in 12 hours! But now, between all the bad cops, cops that simple don’t care anymore, and Command staff that will throw you under the bus quickly to please the community even if you did your job right, it’s not worth it anymore.
I’ve been out for awhile now and I’m noticing it’s so many more safer jobs out here that’s paying double and triple what LE make. Even Federal agents start out at around $70-$80k…. That’s crap.
Anything that’s not sitting in an office making phone calls to clients
I hate inbound & outbound phone calls
I hate doing emails
I hate corporate BS
What’s fun is being able to be moving around & not be expected to be in the digital world. Just physical work
Still like my career as a horse thief. Can get pretty dicey at times but also still lucrative.
Go be a firefighter. Get certified. Then you can take foreign contracts to places like Antarctica and Kuwait. Pretty interesting, potentially boring.
Saw a reportage of electric windmill/windfarm repair and maintenance laborers and that seems pretty extreme to me due to height (and especially if in the sea).
Similarly high rise external maintenance (antennas and such).
I’ve read accounts of ocean oil rig operators and that seems pretty extreme and somewhat inline with skills you would already have in mining. Merchant shipping also fits in this category. Both of these pay really well statistically too.
The French foreign legion and other private military contract probably go without saying for you.