career

[bushido_man96]

Something else would be to consider just how dedicated you are to going to the scheduled classes. If so then you may want to steer clear of a job which isn't as helpful in the area of work availability, especially if it rquires you to work some nights.

Working a night shift doesn't interfere with my MA schedule too much, it is the mid shifts that do; like 3-11, or 12-8. Those are the ones that kill MA class time.

[Chris05]

thanks for help

[Chris05]

do u guys know what jobs pay alot of money

[baronbvp]

That's my problem. I have had to fit in MA through the years when I could. In the military, I've moved around a lot and been gone on many deployments flying off aircraft carriers, so I've never been able to stick with one dojo or even style. But I always seek out MA somewhere as I have recently done. Good luck with whatever you choose.

[Sohan]

do u guys know what jobs pay alot of money

Here you go (at least for the US). The first list is 11-20, the second 1-10:

http://content.salary.monster.com/articles/highestpay/

Better stay in school, eh?

With respect,

Sohan

[bushido_man96]

do u guys know what jobs pay alot of money

If you want to get a job within MA that pays a lot of money, you better look into professional fighting.

[baronbvp]

Unless you can write books.

[bushido_man96]

Unless you can write books.

Ah, yes, there is that option as well.

[patusai]

As some said...it can be whatever it is that you want. Find something that you love and do that. Good luck

[jaymac]

Any career that allows you to keep training in Martial Arts is a good career.